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This Document Has Been Withdrawn the Targeted Basic Need Programme Formally Closed in September 2015 This document has been withdrawn The Targeted Basic Need programme formally closed in September 2015 Expected number of Local Authority Application places to be provided by LAs Barking and Dagenham Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College 750 Barking and Dagenham Eastbury Comprehensive School 446 Barking and Dagenham Robert Clack School 900 Barnet London Academy 420 Barnet New School, Barnet [HA8 9YA] 420 Barnet Osidge Primary School 210 Barnet St Joseph's RC Junior School and St Joseph's RC Infant School 210 Barnet Wren Academy 420 Bedford Castle Lower School 60 Bedford Shackleton Lower School 210 Birmingham Baskerville School 57 Birmingham Cherry Oak School 10 Birmingham Mayfield School 10 Birmingham Queensbury School 10 Birmingham Selly Oak Trust School 8 Birmingham The Dame Ellen Pinsent School 10 Birmingham The Pines Special School 21 Blackburn with Darwen Roe Lee Park Primary School 70 Bolton Green Fold School 24 Bournemouth Avonbourne School 420 Bournemouth Christ The King Catholic Primary School 210 Bracknell Forest Garth Hill College 350 Bracknell Forest Kennel Lane School 56 Bracknell Forest Owlsmoor Primary School 98 Bracknell Forest Winkfield St Mary's CofE Primary School 30 Bradford Chellow Heights Special School 35 Bradford Cullingworth Village Primary School 105 Bradford New School, Bradford [BD4 8QW] 1050 Bradford Princeville Primary School 215 Brent Islamia Primary School 210 Brent Manor School 44 Brent New Special School, Brent [Fulton Road] 60 Brent The Stonebridge School 30 Brighton and Hove West Hove Infant School 90 Bristol, City of Ashton Gate Primary School 420 Bristol, City of Bridge Farm Primary School 420 Bristol, City of Colston's Primary School 210 Bristol, City of New School, Bristol, City of [BS3 5JL] 420 Bristol, City of New School, Bristol, City of [BS5 9RH] 420 Bristol, City of New School, Bristol, City of [BS6 5JL] 420 Bristol, City of Southville Primary School 420 Bristol, City of The Dolphin School 300 Bristol, City of Whitehall Primary School 240 Cambridgeshire Coton Church of England (Voluntary Controlled) Primary School 30 Cambridgeshire Ely College 300 Cambridgeshire Girton Glebe Primary School 60 Cambridgeshire Hardwick Community Primary School 210 Cambridgeshire New School, Cambridgeshire [North Ely] 210 Cambridgeshire Swavesey Primary School 21 Cambridgeshire Swavesey Village College 150 Cambridgeshire Thorndown Primary School 210 Cheshire East Lacey Green Primary Academy 120 Cheshire East Manor Park School and Nursery 105 Cheshire East Offley Primary School 105 Cheshire West and Chester Barrow CofE Primary School 35 Cheshire West and Chester Bishop Heber High School 200 Cheshire West and Chester Dee Point Primary School 210 Cheshire West and Chester Hinderton School 7 Cheshire West and Chester Tarvin Primary School 105 Cheshire West and Chester Wolverham Primary and Nursery School 96 Cornwall Indian Queens Community Primary School and Nursery 90 Cornwall Mount Hawke Academy 90 Cornwall Nanpean Community Primary School 120 Cornwall Pondhu Primary School 150 Cornwall St Columb Minor Academy 90 Cornwall St Petroc's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School 90 Cornwall The Bishops CofE Primary School 90 Cornwall Treleigh Community Primary School 120 This document has been withdrawn Expected number of Local Authority Application places to be provided by LAs Coventry Corpus Christi Catholic School 210 Coventry Edgewick Community Primary School 210 Coventry Hollyfast Primary School 210 Coventry Little Heath Primary School 210 Coventry Whitley Abbey Primary School 210 Croydon ARK Oval Primary Academy 420 Croydon New School, Croydon [CR0 1NX] 630 Croydon New School, Croydon [CR0 2AN] 420 Croydon New School, Croydon [CR0 2UR] 630 Croydon New School, Croydon [CR0 4HA] 420 Croydon New School, Croydon [CR2 6HS] 420 Croydon New School, Croydon [CR7 6AW] 420 Croydon New School, Croydon [SE25 4QL and SE25 4XE] 1150 Croydon St James the Great RC Primary and Nursery School 420 Croydon St Joseph's RC Infant School and St Joseph's RC Junior School 210 Croydon West Thornton Primary School 420 Derby Borrow Wood Primary School 105 Derby Breadsall Hill Top Infant & Nursery School 90 Derby Breadsall Hill Top Junior School 120 Derby Portway Infant School 30 Derby Portway Junior School 40 Derby Village Primary School 105 Derby Walter Evans Church of England Aided Primary School 105 Devon East-the-Water Community Primary School 90 Devon Kingskerswell Church of England Primary School 60 Doncaster Hexthorpe Primary School 210 Doncaster New School, Doncaster [DN4] 472 Ealing Castlebar School 30 Ealing Horsenden Primary School 210 Ealing Mandeville School 45 East Sussex New School, East Sussex [BN27 3NW] 210 East Sussex New School, East Sussex [BN9 9JL] 210 Enfield Bowes Primary School 90 Enfield Chace Community School 420 Enfield Chase Side Primary School 210 Enfield Edmonton County School 420 Enfield Enfield Secondary Tuition Centre 50 Enfield George Spicer Primary School 420 Enfield Grange Park Primary School 210 Enfield Highfield Primary School 210 Enfield Oasis Academy Hadley 210 Enfield St John's CofE Primary School 119 Enfield Worcesters Primary School 210 Essex Chipping Hill Primary School 105 Essex Glenwood School 50 Essex Market Field School 60 Essex Moulsham Infant School 150 Essex New School, Essex [CM20 1NW] 210 Essex New School, Essex [CO4 5UB] 420 Essex Oaklands Infant School 60 Essex Silver End Primary School 105 Essex Staples Road Primary School 105 Gateshead Gibside School 25 Gateshead Ravensworth Terrace Primary School 227 Gateshead Riverside Primary Academy 210 Greenwich Newhaven Pupil Referral Unit and Moatbridge School and Charlton Park Academy 95 Hackney Mossbourne Community Academy 655 Hammersmith and Fulham Sacred Heart High School 150 Hampshire All Saints Church of England Primary School 70 Hampshire Burnham Copse Primary School 105 Hampshire Church Crookham Junior School 120 Hampshire Kings Worthy Primary School 70 Hampshire Locks Heath Junior School 120 Hampshire Newport Junior School 90 Hampshire Nightingale Primary School 105 Hampshire Pilgrims' Cross CofE Aided Primary School 105 Hampshire Wellstead Primary School 210 Hampshire Calthorpe Park School 300 This document has been withdrawn Expected number of Local Authority Application places to be provided by LAs Harrow Belmont School 210 Harrow Bentley Wood High School 180 Harrow Bentley Wood High School (SEN base) 24 Harrow Cannon Lane First School (4-7 Years) and Cannon Lane Junior School 210 Harrow Kingsley High School 34 Harrow Newton Farm Nursery, Infant and Junior School 210 Harrow Norbury School 210 Harrow Shaftesbury High School 40 Harrow St Anselm's Catholic Primary School 210 Harrow St George's Primary School 12 Harrow St John Fisher Catholic Primary School 210 Harrow West Lodge Primary School 18 Harrow Whitchurch First School and Nursery and Whitchurch Junior School 210 Harrow Whitefriars Community School 1035 Harrow Woodlands School 203 Hertfordshire Simon Balle School 480 Hertfordshire St Clement Danes School 198 Hertfordshire St Philip Howard Catholic Primary School 105 Hillingdon Bourne Primary School 30 Hillingdon Cherry Lane Primary School 210 Hillingdon Cranford Park Academy 30 Hillingdon Field End Infant School 90 Hillingdon Field End Junior School 190 Hillingdon Grange Park Infant and Nursery School 90 Hillingdon Harlyn Primary School 210 Hillingdon Highfield Primary School 210 Hillingdon Hillingdon Primary School 210 Hillingdon New School, Hillingdon [St Andrews Road] 630 Hillingdon New School, Hillingdon [UB3 1JA] 630 Hillingdon New School, Hillingdon [UB7 9AE] 645 Hillingdon Rosedale College 210 Hillingdon Ruislip Gardens Primary School 210 Hillingdon Whitehall Infant School 90 Hillingdon Whitehall Junior School 120 Hillingdon Wood End Park Academy 210 Hounslow Feltham Hill Infant and Nursery School 125 Hounslow Grove Park Primary School 236 Hounslow Hounslow Heath Infant and Nursery School 116 Hounslow Hounslow Heath Junior School 120 Hounslow Isleworth Town Primary School 236 Hounslow Lindon Bennett School 30 Hounslow Lionel Primary School 236 Hounslow Springwell Infant and Nursery School 116 Hounslow Springwell Junior School 120 Hounslow Strand-on-the-Green Infant and Nursery School 9 Hounslow Strand-on-the-Green Junior School 12 Hounslow The Blue School CofE Primary 236 Hounslow The Cedars Primary School 24 Kensington and Chelsea Fox Primary School 105 Kent Broomhill Bank School 56 Kent Five Acre Wood School 50 Kent Furley Park Primary School 210 Kent Highview School 28 Kent Iwade Community Primary School 210 Kent Maidstone, St John's Church of England Primary School 150 Kent New School, Kent [CT19 6DT] 210 Kent New School, Kent [ME12 3GN] 420 Kent New School, Kent [ME19 4QG] 210 Kent New School, Kent [ME19 5AT] 210 Kent New School, Kent [ME6 5PD] 210 Kent Portal House School 12 Kent Ridge View School 67 Kent Slade Primary School and Attached Unit for Children with Hearing Impairment 105 Kent St Anthony's School 16 Kent The Canterbury Primary School 210 Kent The Foreland School 40 Kent Tunstall Church of England (Aided) Primary School 210 Kent White Cliffs Primary College for the Arts 210 This document has been withdrawn Expected number of Local Authority Application places to be provided by LAs Kingston upon Thames Dysart School 24 Lambeth Iqra Primary School 35 Lambeth Paxton Primary School 420 Lambeth St John's Angell Town Church of England Primary School 420 Lambeth St Leonard's Church of England Primary School 210 Lambeth Sudbourne Primary School 315 Lambeth Woodmansterne
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