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Locality and Community Support Service South School’s This is the list of schools in South Oxfordshire, to find your school please press Ctrl and F which will enable the search box, please use this to locate your school and your link worker. For any further support please contact the team: Team Line: 0345 241 2608 Team Email: [email protected] Page 1 of 10 Assistant Team Manager: Hannah Alder 07990368034 Senior Practitioner: Kirsty Middleton 07990367819 Updated Sept 2020 Locality and Community Support Service Central Abingdon Area Office Line: 0345 241 2608 Link Worker: Emma Walker Direct Line: 07780490791 Primary School Nurseries: Caldecott Primary School Abingdon Kindergarten Carswell Primary School Bright Horizons Milton Dunmore Primary Bright Horizons St Mary’s Long Furlong Primary School Caldecott Nursery Rush Common Primary School Carswell Nursery St Edmund’s RC Primary School Dunmore Pre-School St Nicholas CE Primary School Peachcroft Pre-School Thameside Primary School Rush Common Pre School Thomas Reade Primary School Secondary Schools: Surgeries: Fitzharrys School Abingdon Surgery John Mason School Malthouse Surgery Marcham Road Health Centre Further Education: Long Furlong Medical Centre Abingdon and Witney College Voluntary Groups: Abingdon Carousel Independent Schools: Abingdon Christchurch Abingdon School The Abingdon Bridge Manor Prep Our Lady’s Abingdon and Nursery Health visitor Teams St Helen and St Catherine Midwives Page 2 of 10 Assistant Team Manager: Hannah Alder 07990368034 Senior Practitioner: Kirsty Middleton 07990367819 Updated Sept 2020 Locality and Community Support Service South and East Abingdon Office Line: 0345 241 2608 Link Worker: Sophia Lazarou-West Direct Line: 07436701271 Primary and Pre-School/Nursery’s: Nurseries: Abbey Woods Academy Berinsfield Early Years Pre-School Clifton Hampden CE Primary School Culham Nursery and Pre-School Dorchester St Birinus CE Primary School Drayton Primary School Surgeries: Europa School Clifton Hampden Surgery Long Wittenham CE Primary School St Laurence CE Primary School Voluntary Groups: Sutton Courtenay CE Primary Abingdon Baby Café Wootton St Peters DAMASCUS Youth Project The Berin Centre, Berinsfield Secondary Schools: The Berry Youth Club, Berinsfield King Alfred Academy Further Education: Abingdon and Witney College Independent Schools: Abingdon Prep Radley College Chandlings Independent Page 3 of 10 Assistant Team Manager: Hannah Alder 07990368034 Senior Practitioner: Kirsty Middleton 07990367819 Updated Sept 2020 Locality and Community Support Service North and West Abingdon Office Line: 0345 241 2608 Link Worker: Anita Gillett Direct Line: 07780 490757 Primary and Pre-School/Nursery’s: Nurseries: Appleton Primary Appleton Village Preschool Dry Sandford Primary Beanstalk Nursery – Milton Faringdon Junior School Dalton Preschool – Shippon John Blandy Primary Marcham Little Angles Marcham Primary Marcham Preschool Play Group Radley Primary Radley Nursery Shellingford Primary Red Dragon Nursery St Blaise Primary Wootton and Dry Sandford Preschool St Michaels Primary Sunningwell Primary Surgeries: Abingdon Surgery Secondary Schools: Faringdon Community College Malthouse Surgery Larkmead School Marcham Road Health Centre Long Furlong Medical Centre Independent: St Hugh’s Prep School Page 4 of 10 Assistant Team Manager: Hannah Alder 07990368034 Senior Practitioner: Kirsty Middleton 07990367819 Updated Sept 2020 Locality and Community Support Service Didcot/Wallingford Area Office Line: 0345 241 2608 Link Worker: Adam Martin Direct Line: 07825 755569 Primary and Pre-School/Nursery’s: Nurseries: All Saints CE Primary School Allsorts Pre-School Benson CE Primary School Blewbury Pre-School Playgroup Brightwell-Cum-Sotwell CE Primary School Butterflies Pre-School Cholsey Primary Didcot Leisure Centre Creche Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School Early Days Nursery School Fir Tree Junior School Ewelme Village Preschool Ladygrove Park Primary Hadden Hill Nursery and Pre-School Manor School Happy Hub Cholsey Northbourne CE Primary Ladybird Pre-School RAF Benson Ladygrove Day Nursery South Moreton Primary and Pre-School Little Acorns St John’s Primary School St Nicholas Infant School Little Pippins Pre-School Stephen Freeman Primary School Little Stars Day Nursery Lydall’s Nursery School Secondary Schools: Mongwell Park Nursery School Didcot Girls School Paddocks Pre-School Wallingford School Puddleduck Nursery Rainbow Preschool (Wallingford) Further Education: South Moreton Pre School SOFEA St Nicholas Infants The Lighthouse Nursery School Independent Schools: Tiny Toes Day Nursery Moulsford Prep Warborough and Shillingford Preschool Cranford House School and Nursery Scamps of Benson – Private Day Nursery Surgeries: Tree House Primary School Didcot Health Centre Mill Stream Surgery Oak Tree Health Centre Wallingford Medical Centre Woodlands Medical Centre Voluntary Groups: Didcot Train Didcot Baby Monday Home-Start Southern Oxfordshire The Happy Hub, Cholsey Wigod Way Family Centre, Wallingford Benson Little Acorns Children’s Centre Page 5 of 10 Assistant Team Manager: Hannah Alder 07990368034 Senior Practitioner: Kirsty Middleton 07990367819 Updated Sept 2020 Locality and Community Support Service Faringdon Area Office Line: 0345 241 2608 Link Worker: Ginny Stock Direct Line: 07775 025262 Primary and Pre-School/Nursery’s: Nurseries: Ashbury CE Primary Annabelle’s Fernham Preschool Buckland CE Primary School Bowood Nursery Faringdon Infant School Buckland CofE Nursery Longcot and Fernham CE Primary School Faringdon Pre-School Longworth Primary and Pre-School Longworth Pre-School Shrivenham CE Primary Old Station Nursery Watchfield Primary Pinewood Nursery School Positive Steps Nursery Secondary Schools: Sunrise Nursery Faringdon Community College The Barn Kindergarten The cottage Nursery Watchfield Pre-School Independent: Pinewood Private School Surgeries: Elm Tree Surgery Health Visitors Faringdon Whitehorse Surgery Midwives Voluntary Groups: Buckland Baby and Toddlers Faringdon Baptist Church-Messy Dads Faringdon Toddlers Little All Sorts Toddlers Southmoor Baby and Toddlers The Place Family Centre, Faringdon Page 6 of 10 Assistant Team Manager: Hannah Alder 07990368034 Senior Practitioner: Kirsty Middleton 07990367819 Updated Sept 2020 Locality and Community Support Service Henley and Didcot Office Line: 0345 241 2608 Link Worker: Edith Williams Direct Line: 07788 302193 Primary and Pre-School/Nursery’s: Nurseries: Badgemore Community Primary Bix Montessori School Blewbury Primary Cabin Pre-school Chalkhouse Childcare Services Cygnets of Henley Checkendon CE Primary Goring and Cleeve Preschool Goring CE Primary Happy Days Pre-School Harwell Primary Harpsden Pre-School Kidmore End CE Primary Hartes of Henley Nursery Nettlebed Primary School Harwell Day Nursery (Bright Horizons) Peppard CE Primary School Henley Montessori Nursery Sacred Heart Primary School Highmoor Nursery School Shiplake CE Primary School Mapledurham Golf & Health Club Creche Sonning Common Primary South Stoke Primary School New Trinity Pre-School Stoke Row CE Primary School Peapods Nursery School Trinity CE Primary School Rainbow Corner Day Nursery Valley Road Primary School Rupert House School Nursery Whitechurch Primary School Sacred Hart Pre-School Woodcote Primary Shiplake Nursery Willowcroft School Sonning Common Nursery St Mary’s School Nursery Secondary Schools: The Old Station Nursery Chiltern Edge School Treetops Nursery Gillotts School Valley Road Nursery Langtree School Whitchurch Preschool St Birinus School Woodcote Pre-School group Further Education: Surgeries: The Henley College Bell Surgery Shiplake College Sonning Common Health Centre The Hart Surgery Independent Schools: Nettlebed Surgery Oratory School Goring and Woodcote Medical Practice Oratory Prep School - Little Oaks Nursery Voluntary Groups: D:two Family Centre Nomad Page 7 of 10 Assistant Team Manager: Hannah Alder 07990368034 Senior Practitioner: Kirsty Middleton 07990367819 Updated Sept 2020 Locality and Community Support Service Wheatley. Watlington and Thame Area Office Line: 0345 241 2608 Link Worker: Anna Wozniak Direct Line: 07917 534397 Primary and Pre-School/Nursery’s: Nurseries: Aston Rowant CE Primary School Aunties Old School Nursery Barley Hill Primary School Busy Bees Playgroup Beckley CE Primary School First Steps Pre School Chalgrove Primary School Jack & Jill Pre-School, Chinnor Ewelme CE Primary John Hampden Nursery Garsington CE Primary School Krakatoa Pre School Great Milton Primary School Little Bears Pre-school Horspath CE Primary School Little Windmills John Hampden Primary School Lord Williams Day Nursery Lewknor CE Primary School Orchard Pre-School (Little Milton) Little Milton CE Primary School Queensdown Nursery Marsh Baldon CE Primary School Rainbow Corner Day Nursery Mill Lane Primary School Thame Leisure Centre Creche Sandhills Primary School St Andrew’s Primary School The Montessori Nursery School, Kingston Blount St Joseph’s RC Primary School The Treehouse Stadhampton Primary School The Orchard Nursery Tetsworth Primary The Windmill Community Nursery Watlington Primary Tetsworth Pre-School Wheatley Primary Watlington Nursery Wheatley Nursery School Secondary Schools: Lord Williams School Lower School Surgeries: Lord Williams School Upper School Moorland House Surgery Wheatley Park School Rycote Practice Mill Stream Surgery Further Education: Icknield Community College Voluntary Groups: First Steps Family Hub, Chalgrove and Watlington Maple Tree Family Centre, Wheatley
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