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South & South East in Bloom Blooming Schools Results 2014 South & South East in Bloom Blooming Schools Results 2014 Champion of Champions Maidenbower Junior School, Crawley Silver-Gilt Alton Infants School, Alton Gold Herne CE Infant and Nursery School, Herne Bay Gold The Oaks Infant School, Sittingbourne Gold Northern Junior Community School, Fareham Gold & Champion of Champions Winner Dorset Hill View Primary, Bournemouth Silver The Abbey CE VA Primary School, Shaftesbury Silver Wimborne First School, Wimborne Silver Malmesbury Park Primary School, Bournemouth Silver-Gilt Mudeford Infants School, Christchurch Silver-Gilt Queens Park Academy (Junior), Charminster Silver-Gilt St John’s First School, Wimborne Silver-Gilt Stourfield Junior, Bournemouth Gold Yarrells Preparatory School, Upton Gold Chewton Common Playgroup, Highcliffe Gold & Dorset Winner East Sussex Bexhill High, Bexhill on Sea Certificate St. Margaret’s CE School, Rottingdean Bronze Longhill High School, Rottingdean Silver Catsfield Church of England Primary School, Battle Silver-Gilt Forest Row Pre-School, Forest Row Silver-Gilt Moulsecoomb Primary School, Brighton Silver-Gilt Pashley Down Infants School, Eastbourne Silver-Gilt Greenfields School, Forest Row Gold Wivelsfield Primary, Wivelsfield Green Gold & East Sussex Winner Hampshire Eggar’s School, Alton Certificate Amery Hill School, Alton Bronze Wickham Church of England Primary School, Fareham Bronze Anstey Junior School, Alton Silver Cupernham Junior School, Romsey Silver Farnborough Grange Nursery School, Farnborough Silver Flying Bull Primary & Nursery School, Portsmouth Silver Leesland C of E Junior School, Gosport Silver Andrews’ Endowed Primary School, Alton Silver-Gilt Carisbrooke College, Newport Silver-Gilt Court Lane Junior School, Cosham Silver-Gilt East Meon CE Primary School, Petersfield Silver-Gilt Elson Junior School, Gosport Silver-Gilt Foundry Lane Primary School, Southampton Silver-Gilt Leesland C of E Infant School, Gosport Silver-Gilt Rowner Infant School, Gosport Silver-Gilt St. John’s Primary & Nursery School, Southampton Silver-Gilt Sunny Smiles Pre School Plus, Petersfield Silver-Gilt Whitchurch Primary School, Whitchurch Silver-Gilt Wootey Junior School, Alton Silver-Gilt Barton County Primary School & Early Years Centre, Newport Gold Brighstone C of E Primary School, Brighstone Gold Newtown C. of E. Primary School, Gosport Gold North Baddesley Junior, North Baddesley Gold Northwood Primary School, Cowes Gold Portway Junior School, Andover Gold Solent Infant School, Portsmouth Gold St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, Ryde Gold Stockbridge Primary School, Stockbridge Gold Wicor Primary School, Fareham Gold & Hampshire Winner Kent Whitstable Junior School, Whitstable Bronze Cranbrook C of E Primary School, Cranbrook Silver Five Oak Green Montessori School, Five Oak Green Silver Hampton Primary School, Herne Bay Silver Little Acorns Nursery School, Herne Bay Silver Parkside Community Primary School, Canterbury Silver Capel Primary School, Five Oak Green Silver-Gilt Hawkhurst C. of E. Primary School, Hawkhurst Silver-Gilt Joy Lane Children’s Centre, Whitstable Silver-Gilt Riverview Infant School, Gravesend Silver-Gilt Tatsfield Primary School, Westerham Silver-Gilt Temple Hill Primary School, Dartford Silver-Gilt Wickhambreaux CEP School, Canterbury Silver-Gilt Herne CE Junior School, Herne Gold Riverview Junior School, Gravesend Gold St Mildreds Primary Infant School, Broadstairs Gold St. Peter’s Methodist Primary School, Canterbury Gold The Abbey School, Faversham Gold Colliers Green CEP School, Cranbrook Gold & Kent Winner Surrey Holy Trinity C of E Primary, Woking Bronze Lanesborough Pre-Prep, Guildford Silver Shalford Infant School, Guildford Silver Ash Grange Children’s Centre & Primary School, Ash Silver-Gilt Charlwood Village Infant School, Charlwood Silver-Gilt Horley Infant School, Horley Silver-Gilt Limpsfield CE Infant School, Oxted Silver-Gilt Pirbright Village Primary School, Pirbright Silver-Gilt Weyfield Primary Academy, Guildford Silver Gilt Worplesdon Pre-School, Guildford Silver-Gilt Ashford Park Primary School, Ashford Gold Banstead Community Junior School, Banstead Gold Claygate Primary School, Claygate Gold Littleton Infant School, Shepperton Gold Sayes Court School, Addlestone Gold Badshot Lea Village Infant School, Farnham Gold & Surrey Winner West Sussex Lindfield Primary School, Haywards Heath Bronze The Acorns Nursery School, Lindfield Bronze Arundel Church of England School, Arundel Silver Downsbrook Middle School, Worthing Silver Kingslea Primary School, Horsham Silver Northlands Wood Community Primary School, Silver Haywards Heath St. Peter’s CEP School, Ardingly Silver Steyning Primary School, Steyning Silver Chichester Nursery School, Children and Family Centre, Silver-Gilt Chichester Ferring C. of E. Primary School, Ferring Silver-Gilt Glebe Primary School, Southwick Silver-Gilt River Beach Primary School, Littlehampton Silver-Gilt Southwater Infant Academy, Horsham Silver Gilt St Marys Church of England Primary School, Silver-Gilt East Grinstead St. Robert Southwell, Horsham Silver-Gilt St Wilfrid’s Catholic Primary, Angmering Silver-Gilt Storrington First School, Storrington Silver-Gilt Summerlea CP School, Rustington Silver-Gilt The Oaks Primary School, Crawley Silver-Gilt White Meadows Primary, Littlehampton Silver-Gilt Bolnore Village Primary School, Haywards Heath Gold Imberhorne School, East Grinstead Gold Jessie Young Husband Primary School, Chichester Gold Oathall Community College, Haywards Heath Gold Rose Green Infant School, Aldwick Gold Rose Green Junior School, Aldwick Gold South Bersted C. of E. Primary School, Bognor Regis Gold St. Margaret’s Church of England Primary School, Gold Angmering St. Mary’s C. of E. School, Clymping, Angmering Gold Georgian Gardens C.P. School, Rustington Gold, Country Winner & Overall Winner Special Schools Jigsaw Cabas School, Guildford, Surrey Bronze Oak Grove College, Worthing, West Sussex Silver Parkwood Hall School, Swanley, Kent Silver Plumpton College at Netherfield, Battle, East Sussex Silver The Lindfield School, Eastbourne, East Sussex Silver Limpsfield Grange School, Limpsfield, Surrey Silver-Gilt St Georges School, Newport, Hampshire Silver-Gilt St. Joseph’s Specialist School & College, Cranleigh, Surrey Silver-Gilt Linwood School, Winton, Dorset Gold Oakley School, Tunbridge Wells, Kent Gold The Abbey School, Farnham, Surrey Gold ST Anthony’s School, Cliftonville, Kent Gold & Special Schools Winner Water Conservation Awards Winners Colliers Green CEP School, Cranbrook Runner Up Temple Hill Primary School, Dartford Runner Up Carisbrooke College, Newport 3rd Place (Joint) The Oaks Primary School, Crawley 3rd Place (Joint) St Swithun Wells Catholic Primary School, Eastleigh 2nd Place Northern Junior School, Fareham 1st Place .
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