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Dfe Number School Name Address Admitting Authority PAN Oversubscribed Places Offered Waiting List Numbers Distance Tie Break DfE Number School Name Address Admitting Authority PAN Oversubscribed Places Offered Waiting List Numbers Distance Tie Break Max Distance Miles 3414000 King's Leadership Academy, Liverpool King's Leadership Academy, Dingle Vale, Liverpool, L8 9SJ OAA 150 No 150 3414404 Holly Lodge Girls' College Holly Lodge Girls College, Mill Lane, West Derby, Liverpool, L12 7LE Community 189 No 196 3414420 Fazakerley High School Fazakerley High School, Sherwoods Lane, Liverpool, L10 1LN Community 180 No 176 3414425 Broadgreen International School, A Tech College Queens Drive, West Derby, Liverpool, L13 5UQ OAA 210 No 205 3414429 Gateacre Community Comprehensive School Hedgefield Road, Liverpool, L25 2RW Community 240 No 205 3414797 The De La Salle Academy Carr Lane East, Liverpool, L11 4SG OAA 120 No 96 3415400 St Francis Xavier's College Beaconsfield Road, Liverpool, L25 6EG OAA 215 No 211 3416908 The Academy of St Nicholas' Enterprise South Liverpool Academy, Horrocks Avenue, Liverpool, L19 5PF OAA 180 No 143 3414001 Childwall Sports & Science Academy Queens Drive, Wavertree, Liverpool, L15 6XZ OAA 180 Yes 180 33 3414004 Liverpool College Molyneux Road, Mossley Hill, L18 8BE OAA 145 Yes 145 314 3414009 The Academy of St Francis Assisi The Academy Of St Francis Of Assisi, Gardners Drive, Liverpool, L6 7UR OAA 180 Yes 180 22 3414306 West Derby School West Derby School, 364 West Derby Road, Tuebrook, Liverpool, L13 7HQ OAA 180 Yes 180 103 3414421 Alsop High School (A Technology College) Queens Drive, Walton, Walton, Liverpool, L4 6SH Community 270 Yes 270 18 Yes 3.88 3414427 Calderstones School Harthill Road, Liverpool, L18 3HS Community 265 Yes 265 102 Yes 2.93 3414690 King David High School King David High School, Childwall Road, Liverpool, L15 6WU OAA 110 Yes 110 166 3414781 Archbishop Blanch C of E High School Archbishop Blanch School, 80 Earle Road, Liverpool, L7 6HQ OAA 180 Yes 180 165 3414782 Notre Dame Catholic College for the Arts Everton Valley, Liverpool, L4 4EZ OAA 180 Yes 180 29 3414787 Bellerive FCJ Catholic College Bellerive School, 1 Aigburth Drive, Sefton Park, Liverpool, L17 3AA OAA 150 Yes 150 105 3414790 St Julie's Catholic High School Speke Road, Woolton, Liverpool, L25 7TN OAA 180 Yes 180 43 3414792 Broughton Hall High School, A Technology College Yew Tree Lane, Liverpool, L12 9HJ OAA 210 Yes 210 47 3414793 Cardinal Heenan Catholic High School Honeys Green Lane, Liverpool, L12 9HZ OAA 240 Yes 240 102 3414794 St John Bosco Arts College St John Bosco Arts College, Storrington Avenue, Liverpool, L11 9DQ OAA 180 Yes 180 98 3414796 Archbishop Beck Catholic High School Archbishop Beck High School, Cedar Road, Liverpool, L9 9AF OAA 180 Yes 180 185 3415402 St Margaret's Church of England Academy Aigburth Road, St Michaels, Liverpool, L17 6AB OAA 160 Yes 160 144 3415403 St Hilda's Church of England High School Croxteth Drive, Liverpool, L17 3AL OAA 170 Yes 170 300 3415404 The Blue Coat School Church Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, L15 9EE OAA 180 Yes 180 86 3415900 St Edward's College St Edwards College, North Drive, Sandfield Park, Liverpool, L12 1LF OAA 170 Yes 170 225 3416906 North Liverpool Academy North Liverpool Academy, 120 Heyworth Street, Liverpool, L5 0SQ OAA 230 Yes 230 52 3416907 The Belvedere Academy Belvedere School, Belvidere Road, Liverpool, L8 3TF OAA 155 Yes 155 196.
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