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School Name School Postcode Local Authority Region Setting Type School name School postcode Local authority Region Setting type Artsmark status The Ryes College Co6 3PN Essex East Special Artsmark Hailey Hall School SG13 7PB Hertfordshire South East Special Artsmark The Ashley School Academy trust NR32 4EU Suffolk East Special Artsmark Harlington Upper School LU5 6NX Central Bedfordshire East Secondary Artsmark The King Edmund School SS4 1TL Essex East Secondary Artsmark New Rickstones Academy CM8 2SD Essex East Secondary Artsmark The Priory School SG5 2UR Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark The Astley Cooper School HP2 7HL Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Adeyfield School HP2 4DE Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Farlingaye High School IP12 4JX Suffolk East Secondary Artsmark Roman Fields HP3 0DF Hertfordshire South East PRU Artsmark Old Warren House NR32 4QD Suffolk East PRU Artsmark Cauldwell Lower School MK42 9DR Bedford East Primary Artsmark Middlefield CP School PE19 2QE Cambridgeshire East Primary Artsmark Spinney Primary School CB1 9PB Cambridgeshire East Primary Artsmark Hardwick community primary school CB23 7RE Cambridgeshire East Primary Artsmark Great Wilbraham CE Primary School CB21 5QJ Cambridgeshire East Primary Artsmark Fairfield Park Lower School SG5 4FD Central Bedfordshire East Primary Artsmark Leverton Infant and Nursery School EN9 3BE Essex East Primary Artsmark Nazeing Primary School EN9 2HS Essex East Primary Artsmark Felsted Primary School CM6 3EB Essex East Primary Artsmark Grange Primary School SS12 0LR Essex East Primary Artsmark Terling CofE Primary School CM3 2PN Essex East Primary Artsmark Kings Road Primary School CM1 2BB Essex East Primary Artsmark St. Peter's C of E Primary School CO6 1YU Essex East Primary Artsmark Hilltop Infant School SS11 8LT Essex East Primary Artsmark White Court CM77 7UE Essex East Primary Artsmark Panshanger Primary School AL7 1QY Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Goldfield Infants and Nursery School HP23 4EE Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark St Alban and St Stephen nursery and infant school AL1 5EX Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Redbourn Infant and Nursery School AL3 7EX Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Downfield Primary School EN8 8SS Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Wormley Primary School EN10 6QA Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark St Dominic Catholic Primary AL5 1PF Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Oak View Primary and Nursery School AL10 8NW Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Hillborough Junior School LU1 5EZ Luton East Primary Artsmark Bushmead Primary School LU2 7EU Luton East Primary Artsmark Ferrars Infant and Nursery School LU4 0LL Luton East Primary Artsmark Chalkwell hall Juniors ss9 1rs Southend-on-Sea East Primary Artsmark Hamstel Infant School and Nursery SS2 4PQ Southend-on-Sea East Primary Artsmark St Botolph's Primary School IP22 1DW Suffolk East Primary Artsmark St Mary's Catholic Primary School IP4 4BA Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Sir Robert Hitcham CEVA Primary School IP14 6PL Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Cavendish Church of England Primary School co10 8ba Suffolk East Primary Artsmark melton primary school IP12 1PG Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Rougham Primary School IP30 9JJ Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Gunton CP School NR32 4LX Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Brooklands Primary School CO9 2GZ Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Benhall St Mary's Primary School IP17 1HE Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Wood Ley Community Primary School IP14 1UF Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Warren Primary School RM16 6NB Thurrock East Primary Artsmark Thameside Junior School RM17 6EF Thurrock East Primary Artsmark Herringham Primary School RM16 4JX Thurrock East Primary Artsmark Horndon-on-the-Hill C of E Primary School SS17 8LR Thurrock East Primary Artsmark St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary RM17 5RW Thurrock East Primary Artsmark Robert Bruce Middle School MK42 8PU Bedford East Middle school Artsmark Stowmarket Middle School IP14 1JP Suffolk East Middle school Artsmark Rushmoor School MK40 2DL Bedford East Independent / All throughArtsmark / Academy St Hilda's School SS0 8NE Southend-on-Sea East Independent / All throughArtsmark / Academy South lee School IP33 2BT Suffolk East Independent / All throughArtsmark / Academy HMYOI Warren Hill IP12 3JW Suffolk East YOI Artsmark Gold Greenside SG2 9XS Hertfordshire South East Special Artsmark Gold Riverwalk School IP33 3JZ Suffolk East Special Artsmark Gold Thomas Wolsey School IP1 6SG Suffolk East Special Artsmark Gold Linton Village College CB21 4JB Cambridgeshire East Secondary Artsmark Gold Swavesey Village College CB24 4RS Cambridgeshire East Secondary Artsmark Gold Sawston Village College CB22 3BP Cambridgeshire East Secondary Artsmark Gold Melbourn Village College SG8 6EF Cambridgeshire East Secondary Artsmark Gold Impington Village college CB24 9LX Cambridgeshire East Secondary Artsmark Gold Stratton Upper School SG18 9JB Central Bedfordshire East Secondary Artsmark Gold St Mary's School for Girls CO3 3RB Essex East Secondary Artsmark Gold Debden Park High School IG10 2BQ Essex East Secondary Artsmark Gold Stewards Academy CM18 7NQ Essex East Secondary Artsmark Gold Plume School CM9 6AB Essex East Secondary Artsmark Gold Shenfield High School CM15 8BS Essex East Secondary Artsmark Gold Clacton Coastal Academy CO15 3JL Essex East Secondary Artsmark Gold The Sweyne Park School SS6 9BZ Essex East Secondary Artsmark Gold kings langley school wd4 9hn Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold Bishop's Hatfield Girls' School AL10 8NL Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold The Nobel School SG2 0HS Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold Beaumont School AL4 0XB Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold Barnwell School SG2 9SW Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold Sir John Lawes School AL5 4QP Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold Sheredes School EN11 8JY Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold The Broxbourne School EN10 7DD Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold Meridian School SG8 7JH Hertfordshire South East Secondary Artsmark Gold Stopsley LU2 7UX Luton East Secondary Artsmark Gold Futures Community College SS2 4UY Southend-on-Sea East Secondary Artsmark Gold King Edward VI School IP33 3BH Suffolk East Secondary Artsmark Gold Samuel Ward Academy CB9 0LD Suffolk East Secondary Artsmark Gold Parkside Pupil Referral Unit IP4 5ND Suffolk East PRU Artsmark Gold Arbury Primary School CB4 2DE Cambridgeshire East Primary Artsmark Gold Holme CE Primary School PE7 3PB Cambridgeshire East Primary Artsmark Gold Abbots Ripton C of E Primary School PE27 3HF Cambridgeshire East Primary Artsmark Gold Aspley Guise Lower School MK17 8JT Central Bedfordshire East Primary Artsmark Gold Mildmay Infant & Nursery School CM2 8AU Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold Newlands Spring Primary School CM1 4UU Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold St Thomas Mores CO1 2QB Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold Wickford Church of England School SS11 8HE Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold Northwick Park Primary School and Nursery SS8 9SU Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold THE ALDERTON INFANT SCHOOL IG10 3HE Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold Milldene Primary School CO5 0EF Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold BUTTSBURY INFANT SCHOOL CM12 0NX Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold Buttsbury Junior School Academy CM12 0QR Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold Katherine Semar Junior School CB11 4DU Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold Howbridge C of E (VC) Junior School CM8 1BZ Essex East Primary Artsmark Gold Much Birch Primary School HR2 8HL Herefordshire East Primary Artsmark Gold Kingsland CE Primary HR6 9QN Herefordshire East Primary Artsmark Gold Roebuck Primary School and Nursery SG2 8RG Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Gold Applecroft Primary School AL8 6JZ Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Gold Our Lady Catholic Primary School SG5 1XT Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Gold Whitehill Junior School SG4 0TP Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Gold Nascot Wood Junior School WD17 4YS Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Gold The Grove Infant and Nursery School AL5 1QD Hertfordshire South East Primary Artsmark Gold Foxdell Junior School LU1 1UP Luton East Primary Artsmark Gold Barons Court Primary School and Nursery SS0 7PJ Southend-on-Sea East Primary Artsmark Gold Leigh North Street Junior School SS9 1QE Southend-on-Sea East Primary Artsmark Gold Thorpe Greenways Infant School SS1 3BS Southend-on-Sea East Primary Artsmark Gold Heycroft Primary School SS9 5SJ Southend-on-Sea East Primary Artsmark Gold Gt Whelnetham CEVCP IP30 0UA Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Gold Springfield Junior School IP1 4DT Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Gold Yoxford Primary School IP17 3EU Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Gold Dell Primary School NR33 9NU Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Gold All Saints CEVA Primary IP13 8HD Suffolk East Primary Artsmark Gold Woodside Primary School RM16 2GJ Thurrock East Primary Artsmark Gold Giffards Primary School ss17 7tg Thurrock East Primary Artsmark Gold Thameside Infant School RM17 6EF Thurrock East Primary Artsmark Gold Greneway School SG8 7JF Hertfordshire South East Middle school Artsmark Gold Westley Middle School IP33 3JB Suffolk East Middle school Artsmark Gold All Saints VC Middle School CO10 0AA Suffolk East Middle school Artsmark Gold St Mary's Senior School CB2 1LY Cambridgeshire East Independent / All throughArtsmark / Academy Gold Hadleigh Infants and Nursery School SS7 2HQ Essex East Independent / All throughArtsmark
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