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Agency Staff Costs 11 12 20120522 DFE no School Name 1000 ACCRINGTON LEE ROYD NURSERY SCHOOL 1,600 1001 BURNLEY ROCKWOOD NURSERY SCHOOL 24,174 1002 DUKE STREET NURSERY SCHOOL 8,819 1003 CHORLEY HIGHFIELD NURSERY SCHOOL 37,162 1007 BURNLEY ROSEGROVE NURSERY SCHOOL 5,919 1008 IGHTENHILL NURSERY SCHOOL 0 1011 BURNLEY STONEYHOLME NURSERY SCHOOL 24,793 1015 BRADLEY NURSERY SCHOOL 0 1016 WALTON LANE NURSERY SCHOOL AND EARLY EXCELLENCE CENTRE 0 1018 ORMSKIRK MOORGATE NURSERY AND CHILDREN'S CENTRE 2,556 1021 STONEYGATE NURSERY SCHOOL 0 1024 FAIRFIELD NURSERY SCHOOL 10,171 1026 BRIERFIELD WOODFIELD NURSERY SCHOOL 7,630 1027 RIBBLESDALE NURSERY SCHOOL AND CHILDREN'S CENTRE 0 1028 COLNE NEWTOWN NURSERY SCHOOL 1,367 1031 HASLINGDEN HILLSIDE NURSERY SCHOOL 0 1034 NELSON MCMILLAN NURSERY SCHOOL 0 1035 PADIHAM WHITEGATE CHILDREN'S CENTRE 0 1037 BACUP NURSERY SCHOOL 4,400 1046 STAGHILLS CHILDREN'S CENTRE 0 1047 BURNLEY BASNETT STREET NURSERY SCHOOL 0 1048 TAYWOOD NURSERY SCHOOL AND EXTENDED SERVICES 155 1049 APPLETREE NURSERY SCHOOL 0 1050 REEDLEY HALLOWS NURSERY SCHOOL 0 2014 CARNFORTH NORTH ROAD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 23,781 2015 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL. BURNLEY 31,718 2016 FORTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,936 2017 LANCASTER BOWERHAM COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 16,074 2019 DALLAS ROAD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 10,784 2020 LANCASTER RIDGE COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 25,592 2021 LANCASTER RYELANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL 76,561 2024 WILLOW LANE COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 9,081 2025 MORECAMBE BAY COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 45,085 2027 LANCASTER ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL 22,025 2028 SANDYLANDS COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL MORECAMBE 38,336 2029 WEST END PRIMARY SCHOOL 36,145 2030 NATEBY PRIMARY SCHOOL 11,307 2031 NETHER KELLET COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,016 2041 KIRKHAM AND WESHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2042 LYTHAM ST ANNE'S ANSDELL PRIMARY SCHOOL 35,697 2045 STALMINE PRIMARY SCHOOL 4,345 2047 THORNTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 6,190 2048 THORNTON CLEVELEYS ROYLES BROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL 27,222 2049 FARINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 413 2050 FULWOOD AND CADLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2051 HARRIS PRIMARY SCHOOL 30,379 2052 KENNINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 13,866 2053 GOOSNARGH WHITECHAPEL PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2054 LEA COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 11,595 2055 LITTLE HOOLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 16,794 2058 PENWORTHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL 6,797 2059 TARLETON COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,475 2060 LOSTOCK HALL COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 43,442 2062 CATFORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,286 2064 CLITHEROE PENDLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 29,659 2067 GREAT HARWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,897 2071 PADIHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL 7,430 2073 SABDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL 10,533 2074 BARROWFORD SCHOOL 8,769 2075 BLACKO PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2076 BRIERCLIFFE PRIMARY SCHOOL 4,484 2077 WALTER STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL 43,582 2079 LANESHAWBRIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 888 2080 LORD STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL, COLNE 0 2082 COLNE PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 63 2083 COLNE PRIMET PRIMARY SCHOOL 2,181 2085 WEST STREET COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 42,558 2087 BRADLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL 17,017 2089 MARSDEN COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 39,173 2090 LOMESHAYE JUNIOR SCHOOL 59,129 2092 NELSON WALVERDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL 15,214 2093 NELSON WHITEFIELD INFANT SCHOOL AND NURSERY UNIT 40,105 2094 TRAWDEN FOREST PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,463 2095 WORSTHORNE PRIMARY SCHOOL 135 2096 ACCRINGTON HUNCOAT PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2097 ACCRINGTON HYNDBURN PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 74,792 2099 ACCRINGTON PEEL PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 488 2101 ACCRINGTON SPRING HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL 18,439 2105 CLAYTON-LE-MOORS MOUNT PLEASANT PRIMARY SCHOOL 30,743 2107 OSWALDTWISTLE MOOR END COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 35,158 2108 OSWALDTWISTLE WEST END PRIMARY SCHOOL 11,506 2109 BACUP BRITANNIA COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 29,804 2111 NORTHERN PRIMARY SCHOOL 7,025 2112 BACUP ST SAVIOUR'S COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 26,204 2113 SHARNEYFORD PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,563 2114 BACUP THORN PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,471 2117 HASLINGDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL 20,866 2118 HELMSHORE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,790 2121 STUBBINS PRIMARY SCHOOL 13,892 2128 RAWTENSTALL WATER PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,608 2129 WATERFOOT PRIMARY SCHOOL 18,368 2140 ANDERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 36,084 2142 BRINDLE GREGSON LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL 872 2145 HIGHFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL 22,624 2146 BUCKSHAW PRIMARY SCHOOL 24,978 2147 COPPULL PRIMARY SCHOOL AND CHILDREN'S CENTRE 12,711 2150 WOODLEA JUNIOR SCHOOL 6,384 2156 PINFOLD PRIMARY SCHOOL. SCARISBRICK 0 2162 BURNLEY LOWERHOUSE JUNIOR SCHOOL 16,156 2164 BURNLEY BRUNSHAW PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,368 2166 BURNLEY CASTERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 5,312 2183 CRAWFORD VILLAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2184 WRIGHTINGTON MOSSY LEA PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,978 2185 BROOKFIELD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 23,754 2186 DEEPDALE JUNIOR SCHOOL 15,928 2187 DEEPDALE INFANTS SCHOOL 14,092 2188 ELDON PRIMARY SCHOOL 34,204 2189 BROCKHOLES WOOD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 7,908 2190 FRENCHWOOD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 40,945 2191 PRESTON GRANGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,994 2192 PRESTON GREENLANDS COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 50,698 2193 HOLME SLACK COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 51,414 2195 RIBBLETON AVENUE INFANT SCHOOL 22,886 2196 MOOR NOOK COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 43,718 2197 THE ROEBUCK SCHOOL 50,183 2198 ASHTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 35,666 2200 INGOL COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 2,260 2214 KELBROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,550 2215 EARBY SPRINGFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL 22,096 2224 BURNLEY STONEYHOLME COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 7,771 2226 ROSEGROVE INFANT SCHOOL 5,229 2228 BARDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL 29,151 2230 BURNLEY HEASANDFORD PRIMARY SCHOOL 30,499 2235 BURNLEY WHITTLEFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL 12,662 2237 BURNLEY IGHTENHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,570 2238 BARNOLDSWICK GISBURN ROAD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2240 SALTERFORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2266 GISBURN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2272 WHITWORTH TONACLIFFE PRIMARY SCHOOL 13,509 2368 HEYSHAM TRUMACAR COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 37,035 2370 MOORSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL 46,574 2391 CLITHEROE EDISFORD PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,841 2396 CARR HEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL, POULTON-LE-FYLDE 31,251 2404 FLEETWOOD CHARLES SAER COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 5,412 2405 KINGSFOLD PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2406 WEETON PRIMARY SCHOOL 16,634 2409 BALLADEN COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2414 NELSON CASTERCLIFF COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 25,521 2415 ORMSKIRK WEST END PRIMARY SCHOOL 9,218 2425 TORRISHOLME COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 10,234 2426 LYTHAM ST ANNES MAYFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL 72,369 2427 SEVEN STARS PRIMARY SCHOOL 17,248 2437 WALTON-LE-DALE PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2443 AUGHTON TOWN GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL 20,631 2446 FRECKLETON STRIKE LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL 2,325 2492 THORNTON CLEVELEYS NORTHFOLD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,210 2497 CLIFTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 27,192 2509 QUEEN'S DRIVE PRIMARY SCHOOL 25,251 2514 WHITEFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL 9,326 2517 STANAH PRIMARY SCHOOL 46,095 2525 LITTLE DIGMOOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 18,897 2526 HILLSIDE COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 17,519 2527 LARKHOLME PRIMARY SCHOOL 35,720 2530 GARSTANG COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 57,349 2541 THE BRECK PRIMARY SCHOOL, POULTON-LE-FYLDE 14,270 2551 MOORSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL. SKELMERSDALE 0 2552 DELPH SIDE COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 7,901 2554 LEVER HOUSE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,241 2564 WITHNELL FOLD PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,805 2565 ABBEY VILLAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2572 EUXTON PRIMROSE HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL 15,582 2574 ECCLESTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 13,456 2576 GREAT WOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 12,731 2577 BALSHAW LANE COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 32,282 2595 CRAWSHAWBOOTH PRIMARY SCHOOL 17,424 2597 ORMSKIRK ASMALL PRIMARY SCHOOL 6,399 2615 LYTHAM HALL PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 29,608 2622 CARLETON GREEN COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2636 CLAYTON-LE-WOODS MANOR ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL 4,413 2637 COUPE GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL 13,650 2646 REEDLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL 27,271 2651 CLITHEROE BROOKSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL 21,426 2653 CATON COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,007 2656 HOLLAND MOOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2679 GILLIBRAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,536 2684 LANCASTER LANE COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,839 2687 BROADWAY PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,511 2695 BURSCOUGH VILLAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 5,383 2696 COBBS BROW SCHOOL 9,436 2698 ADLINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,021 2702 CLAYTON BROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL 12,436 2703 POOL HOUSE COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2704 PRESTON FISHWICK PRIMARY SCHOOL 20,127 2705 SKELMERSDALE CROW ORCHARD PRIMARY SCHOOL 14,621 2812 BARNOLDSWICK COATES LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL 7,012 2814 MOSS SIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2815 PENWORTHAM BROAD OAK PRIMARY SCHOOL 18,080 2817 CLAYTON-LE-WOODS WESTWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 479 2818 SHERWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 2820 ACCRINGTON WOODNOOK PRIMARY SCHOOL 17,195 2821 SHAKESPEARE PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,589 2822 FLEETWOOD CHAUCER COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 46,227 2826 THORNTON CLEVELEYS MANOR BEACH PRIMARY SCHOOL 34,912 2827 WESTGATE PRIMARY SCHOOL AND CHILDREN'S CENTRE 0 2830 LONGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 18,638 2831 MORECAMBE AND HEYSHAM GROSVENOR PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 714 2832 MOSSGATE PRIMARY SCHOOL 14,950 2833 LONGSANDS COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 12,169 2835 DUKE STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL 19,101 2836 FLEETWOOD FLAKEFLEET PRIMARY SCHOOL 35,234 2837 NORTHBROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL 4,636 2838 COTTAM PRIMARY SCHOOL 24,539 2839 ROSEWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 2,370 2840 CHERRY FOLD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 27,934 2841 BURNLEY SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 67,888 2842 CUERDEN CHURCH SCHOOL 6,435 3001 RIBBLETON AVENUE METHODIST JUNIOR SCHOOL 22,249 3009 PRESTON ST STEPHEN'S CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 5,296 3011 BARNOLDSWICK COFE VOLUNTARY CONTROLLED PRIMARY SCHOOL 5,998 3016 KIRKLAND and CATTERALL ST HELEN'S CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 14,899 3017 WRAY WITH BOTTON (ENDOWED) PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,241 3018 COP LANE CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL. PENWORTHAM 6,821 3019 HOWICK CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 328 3021 PADIHAM GREEN CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 4,044 3022 RAWTENSTALL ST PAUL'S CONSTABLE LEE COFE PRIMARY SCHOOL 14,117 3023 ST MARY'S RAWTENSTALL CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 4,251 3025 LEYLAND ST ANDREW'S CHURCH OF ENGLAND INFANT SCHOOL 10,887
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