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Catchment Schools by Site Sum of Catchment % Settlement West Suffolk Site Ref Site Address Current Primary Catchment Current Secondary Catchment(Based on Site Locaon) Total Bardwell WS001 Land at Stanton Road, Bardwell - Suffolk County Bardwell Church of England Primary School Thurston Community College 100% WS002 Hillside, Knox Lane, Bardwell Bardwell Church of England Primary School Thurston Community College 100% WS218 Street Farm, Low Street Bardwell Church of England Primary School Thurston Community College 100% Barningham WS003 Land north of Sandy lane, Barningham Barningham CEVCP School Thurston Community College 100% WS004 Option A, Land off Hepworth Road, Barningham Barningham CEVCP School Thurston Community College 100% WS005 Option B, Land off Hepworth Road, Barningham Barningham CEVCP School Thurston Community College 100% WS006 Option C, Land off Hepworth Road, Barningham Barningham CEVCP School Thurston Community College 100% WS007 Land north of Field Cottage, Bardwell Road, Barningham Barningham CEVCP School Thurston Community College 100% Barrow WS008 Denham Road, Barrow Barrow CEVCP School County Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS009 Land rear of 2 Stone Lane, Barrow Barrow CEVCP School County Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS010 Land east of Barrow Hill, Barrow Barrow CEVCP School County Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS011 Land at Bury Road, Barrow Barrow CEVCP School County Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS012a Land off Barrow Hill, Barrow Barrow CEVCP School County Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS013 Land off Leys Road, Barrow Barrow CEVCP School County Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS014 Land to the east of Barrow Hill, Barrow Barrow CEVCP School County Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS228 Land at Barrow Hill, Barrow Barrow CEVCP School County Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% Barton Mills WS015 Land at Grange Farm Cottages, Barton Mills Great Heath Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS016 Land at Grange Lane, Barton Mills Great Heath Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS017 Land at Church Lane, Barton Mills Great Heath Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS018 Land at Rear 21 Mildenhall Road Great Heath Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% Beck Row WS019 Site at Stock Corner Farm, Beck Row Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS020 Land at Stock Corner, Beck Row Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS021 Land east of Skelton's Drove, Beck Row Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS022 Land between Aspal Land and Wildmere Lane Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS023 Land south of Rookery Drove Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS024 Land adjacent to Beck Lodge Farm, St John's Street Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS025 Lamble Close Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS026 Land adjacent to and south of Caravan Park on Aspal Lane Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS027 Land adjacent to Beck Lodge Farm Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS028 Aspal Nursery, Aspal Lane Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS029 Land at Junction of Aspal Lane & Johns Street Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS030 Scrapyard, Skeltons Drove Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS031 Land at the corner of Wilde Street/Aspal Lane Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% WS654 Land north of Holmsey Green Beck Row Primary Academy Mildenhall College Academy 100% Brandon WS032 Land off Gas House Lane Glade Academy IES Breckland 100% WS033 Warren Close, Brandon Glade Academy IES Breckland 100% Bury St Edmunds WS034 Land to south of Rougham Road, Bury St Edmunds Hardwick Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS035 Land at Hollow Road Farm, Barton Hill, Bury St Edmunds Howard CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% Tollgate Primary School County Upper School 50% WS036 Land at Cornwallis Court, Bury St Edmunds Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS039 Orttewell Road, South East, Bury St Edmunds Hardwick Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 10% Rougham CEVCP School Thurston Community College 90% WS040 North East, Bury St Edmunds Great Barton Church of England Primary Academy Thurston Community College 100% WS041 Land at Bury West, Bury St Edmunds Sexton's Manor CP School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS042 Land east of Westley Lane, Bury St Edmunds Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 40% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% Sexton's Manor CP School County Upper School 10% Catchment Schools by Site Sum of Catchment % Settlement West Suffolk Site Ref Site Address Current Primary Catchment Current Secondary Catchment(Based on Site Locaon) Total Bury St Edmunds WS043 Land at Station Hill, Bury St Edmunds St Edmundsbury CEVAP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS044 Land off Mount Road, Bury St Edmunds Great Barton Church of England Primary Academy Thurston Community College 100% WS045 ST LOUIS MIDDLE SCHOOL, Bury St Edmunds Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS046 Westley Road, Bury St Edmunds Sexton's Manor CP School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS047 Moreton Hall, Bury St Edmunds Abbots Green Academy Sybil Andrews Academy 100% WS048 South East, Bury St Edmunds Great Whelnetham CEVCP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 35% Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 45% Hardwick Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 20% WS049 Station Hill, Bury St Edmunds St Edmundsbury CEVAP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 300% WS050 Land at Ram Meadow, Bury St Edmunds Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS051 North West, Bury St Edmunds Howard CP School County Upper School 50% Tollgate Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS052 Bury St Edmunds Garden Centre, Bury St Edmunds Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS053 Land at Jacqueline Close, Bury St Edmunds Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 60% St Edmundsbury CEVAP School County Upper School 20% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 20% WS054 Hospital site, Hospital Road, Bury St Edmunds Westgate CP School County Upper School 10% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 90% WS055 Weymed Site, Bury St Edmunds Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS056 Garages and Bus Depot, Cotton Lane, Bury St Edmunds Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS214 TAYFEN ROAD (SOUTH), BSE St Edmundsbury CEVAP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS273 Land at Tafen Road St Edmundsbury CEVAP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS276 Land at Barn Lane, Bury St Edmunds Guildhall Feoffment CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 100% WS543 LAND NORTH OF BARTON HILL AND WEST OF A134 Howard CP School County Upper School 50% Tollgate Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS548 Sentinel Works, Northgate Avenue, Bury St Edmunds Howard CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% Tollgate Primary School County Upper School 50% WS552 Rathkeltair Lodge, Barton Hill Howard CP School County Upper School 50% Tollgate Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS553 Thingoe Hill Howard CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% Tollgate Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS656 6 NORFOLK ROAD, BSE Howard CP School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% Tollgate Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% Cavendish WS057 Blacklands, Cavendish Cavendish Church of England Primary School Ormiston Sudbury Academy 100% WS058 Land at the end of Nether Road, Cavendish Cavendish Church of England Primary School Ormiston Sudbury Academy 100% Chedburgh WS059 Pub Car Park, Chedburgh Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS060 8 Acres Queens Lane, Chedburgh Ickworth Park Primary School King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% 9 Acres Queens Lane, Chedburgh Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% WS061 Oak Tree Farm, Chedburgh Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS062 Land south west of Chevington Road, Chedburgh Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS063 Land west of Queens Lane, Chedburgh Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS064 Land north of Majors Close, Chedburgh Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS065 Land south of Queens Lane, Chedburgh Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS554 Land to the west of Elizabeth Drive Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% King Edward VI CEVC Upper School 50% WS555 Land to the north of Elizabeth Drive Ickworth Park Primary School County Upper School 50% King Edward
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