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List of Not Outstanding Schools That Have Registered Only List of Not Outstanding Schools that have registered only Name of School LA Name Bishop Douglass School Barnet Finchley Catholic High School Barnet Hasmonean High School Barnet JCoSS - Jewish Community Secondary School Barnet Monken Hadley CE Primary Barnet Osidge School Barnet Athersley South Primary Barnsley Beechen Cliff School Bath and North East Somerset Culverhay School Bath and North East Somerset Oakwood Park Grammar School Bath and North East Somerset Somervale School Bath and North East Somerset Church End Lower School Bedford Harrold Priory Middle School Bedford Margaret Beaufort Middle School Bedford Ursula Taylor Lower School Bedford Wootton Upper School & Arts College Bedford Bexleyheath School Bexley Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School Bexley Hurstmere Foundation School for Boys Bexley Lordswood Boys' School Bexley Peareswood Primary School Bexley St Catherine's Catholic School for Girls Bexley Welling School Bexley Acocks Green Primary School Birmingham Aston Manor Birmingham Jervoise School Birmingham Park View Business and Enterprise School Birmingham St. Paul's (Independent) School Birmingham St Wilfrid's C of E High School and Technology College. Blackburn with Darwen St Mary's Catholic College Blackpool Red Lane Primary School Bolton SS Simon and Jude CEPS Bolton St Paul's CEP Bolton Bournemouth School Bournemouth Chesterton Community College Bournemouth St Michael's CE (VC) Primary School Bournemouth The Bicknell School Bournemouth Coral College for Girls Bradford M A Institute Bradford Southmere Primary School Bradford Thornton Grammar School Bradford The Dharma School Brighton and Hove Bridge Learning Campus Primary Bristol, City of Bridge Learning Campus Secondary Bristol, City of Gay Elms Primary School Bristol, City of Parson Street Primary School Bristol, City of St Ursula's School Bristol, City of Balgowan Primary School Bromley Beaverwood School for Girls Bromley Bishop Justus Church of England School Bromley Charles Darwin School Bromley Chelsfield Primary School Bromley Coopers Technology College Bromley Pickhurst Junior School Bromley The Priory School Bromley Chesham Grammar School Buckinghamshire Highcrest Community School Buckinghamshire John Colet School Buckinghamshire Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School Buckinghamshire Sir William Borlase's Grammar School Buckinghamshire St Michael's CE Combined School Buckinghamshire The Cottesloe Buckinghamshire Wycombe High School Buckinghamshire Castlebrook High School Bury Manchester Mesivta Bury St. Mary's CE (Aided) Primary Bury Yesoiday HaTorah School Bury Luddendenfoot J & I School Calderdale Old Earth Primary Calderdale Burrowmoor Primary School Cambridgeshire Cambridge Steiner School Cambridgeshire Sawston Village College Cambridgeshire St Ivo School Cambridgeshire The Monor Community College Cambridgeshire Bedfordshire East Schools Trust Ltd Central Bedfordshire Brewers Hill Middle School Central Bedfordshire Holmemead Middle School Central Bedfordshire King's Houghton Middle School Central Bedfordshire Westfield Nursery School Central Bedfordshire All Halllows Catholic College Cheshire East Bexton Primary School Cheshire East King's Grove School Cheshire East Knutsford High School Cheshire East Mottram St Andrew Primary School Cheshire East St Oswalds, Worleston CE Primary school Cheshire East Sundorne School & Sports College Cheshire East Wilmslow Hgh School Cheshire East Bishop Heber High School Cheshire West & Chester Christleton High School Cheshire West & Chester Congleton High School Cheshire West & Chester Kelsall Community Primary School Cheshire West & Chester The Catholic High School, Chester Cheshire West & Chester William Stockton Primary Cheshire West & Chester Bosvigo School Cornwall Falmouth School Cornwall Grade Ruan C of E School Cornwall King Charles C of E Primary School Cornwall Lewannick Community Primary Cornwall Mounts Bay School Cornwall Parc Eglos School Cornwall Penrice Community College Cornwall Rosemellin CP School Cornwall Sir Robert Geffery's CE School Cornwall St Cleer Primary School Cornwall The Roseland Community College Cornwall Cardinal Newman Catholic School Coventry Finham Park School Coventry Finham Primary School Coventry Longford Park Primary Coventry The Woodlands School Coventry Whitley Abbey Business & Enterprise College Coventry Shirley High School Performing Arts College Croydon St Joseph's College (Maths & Computing Specialist College) Croydon St Mary's Catholic High School Croydon St Mary's R.C, Junior School Croydon The Archbishop Lanfranc School Croydon West Thornton Primary School Croydon Wolsey Infants Croydon Woodcote High School Croydon Beckstone Primary Cumbria Bridekirk Dovenby C.E. Primary School Cumbria Broughton Primary School Cumbria Burton Morewood C of E Primary Cumbria Ghyllside Primary School Cumbria Grasmere CE Aided School Cumbria Keswick School Cumbria Kirkbie Kendal School Cumbria Langdale CE Primary Cumbria Low School CE Primary School Cumbria Morland Area C of E Primary School Cumbria St Josephs Catholic High school Cumbria Staveley CE Primary School Cumbria Stramongate Cumbria The Queen Katherine School Cumbria Ulverston Victoria High School Cumbria Darlington Education Village Darlington Longfield School Darlington Arboretum Primary Derby Markeaton Primary School Derby West Park School Derby Woodlands School Derby Alfreton Park Community Special School Derbyshire Chapel-en-le-Frith High School Derbyshire Duffield Meadows Primary School Derbyshire Harpur Hill Primary Derbyshire John Port School Derbyshire Mill Hill School Derbyshire Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School Derbyshire St Mary's Catholic High School Derbyshire The Park Schools Federation Sept 10 - Infant and Nursery School Derbyshire Ermington Primary School Devon First Federation, Devon (Blackpool Primary, Chudleigh Knighton Primary, Salcombe Primary, Lady Seawards Primary) Devon Isca College of Media Arts Devon Manor Primary School Devon Newton Abbot College Devon Rudolf Steiner School South Devon Devon Sidmouth College Devon St James School Devon St Michael's Nursery and Primary Devon St Peter's Church of England Aided School Devon Stoke Hill Junior School Devon Stokenham Area Primary School Devon Stowford Primary School Devon Teign School Devon Teignmouth Community College Devon The King's School Devon Tidcombe Primary School Devon West Exe Technology College Devon Campsmount Technology College Doncaster Conisbrough Ivanhoe Community Primary School Doncaster Ridgewood School Doncaster The Hayfield School Doncaster All Saints Church of England School Dorset Budmouth Technology College Dorset Ferndown Middle School Dorset Okeford Fitapaine CE VA Primary School Dorset Sir John Colfox School Dorset St Laurence School Dorset The Grange School Dorset The Wey Valley School & Sports College Dorset Wareham Middle School Dorset Ellowes Hall Sports College Dudley Halesbury Special School Dudley Holly Hall School Dudley Rosewood School Dudley Sutton School and Specialist College Dudley The Earls High School Dudley Drayton Manor High School Ealing Northolt High School Ealing Wood End Junior School Ealing Cherry Burton C of E Primary School East Riding of Yorkshire Longcroft School East Riding of Yorkshire South Hunsley School and Sixth Form College East Riding of Yorkshire Woldgate College East Riding of Yorkshire Beacon Community College East Sussex Broad Oak CP School East Sussex Chailey School East Sussex Dallington CEP School East Sussex Little Ridge C.P. School East Sussex Mayfield CE Primary East Sussex Punnetts Town CP School East Sussex Ratton School East Sussex Ringmer Community College East Sussex Seaford Head Community College East Sussex Telscombe Cliffs CP School East Sussex The Cavendish School East Sussex Uplands Community College East Sussex Carterhatch Infant School Enfield The Raglan Junior School Enfield Alderman Blaxill School Essex Ashingdon Primary Essex Great Baddow High School Essex Heathlands Primary School Essex Hedingham School and Sixth Form Essex Hylands School Essex Ingatestone and Fryerning C of E Aided Junior School Essex Ingrave Johnstone C of E Primary School Essex John Bunyan Junior School Essex King Harold School Essex Old Heath Primary School Essex Philip Morant School and College Essex Rettendon Primary School Essex Rodings Primary School Essex Sunnymede Junior School Essex The Billericay School Essex The Colne Community School and College Essex The Cornelius Vermuyden Essex The Deanes School Essex The Downs Primary School Essex The King Edmund School Essex The Notley Green Primary School Essex The Stanway School Essex The Thomas Lord Audley School Essex William de Ferrers Essex Writtle Infant School Essex Bishop's Cleeve Primary Gloucestershire Charlton Kings Junior School Gloucestershire Cheltenham Bournside School Gloucestershire Coln House Gloucestershire Newent Community School and Sixth Form Centre Gloucestershire Randwick C of E Primary School Gloucestershire Robinswood Primary School Gloucestershire Rodborough Community Primary School Gloucestershire St John's C of E Primary School Gloucestershire Swindon Village Primary School Gloucestershire Tewkesbury School Gloucestershire The Crypt School Gloucestershire Vale of Berkeley College Gloucestershire Winchcombe School Gloucestershire Bannockburn Primary School Greenwich Boxgrove Primary School Greenwich Charlton School Greenwich Northumberland Heath Primary School Greenwich Woolwich Polytechnic Greenwich Birchwood High School Hackney Cavendish High School Halton Palace Fields Primary School Halton The Bankfield School Halton
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