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City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council Bradford Schools Directory Schools Directory Page 2 Nursery Schools Pages 2 - 6 Primary Schools Pages 6 Secondary Schools Page 6 - 7 Academies Page 7 Special Schools Page 7 Free Schools Page 8 Mainstream School Resourced for SEN Page 8 Pupil Referral Units Education Department The majority of the Education Department staff are based at Future House and can be contacted at the following address: Education Department Future House Bolling Road Bradford BD4 7EB Reception 01274 385500 Website Please note that an up to date version of this directory is available on our website: www.bradford.gov.uk If you have any amendments to make to the information contained in this Directory, please contact: Facilities Management on 01274 385504 ONE Data - Bradford Schools Directory - Created on 7 February 2014 1 of 9 Nursery Schools (8) Telephone Fax Address DfE No. Headteacher Abbey Green Nursery School and Children's Centre 01274 722070 743926 Green Lane, Bradford, BD8 8HT 1008 Mrs M Dixon Canterbury Nur & Centre for Children & Families 01274 574539 574522 Basil Street, Bradford, BD5 9HL 1012 Mrs C McKay Hirst Wood Nursery School 01274 584368 581569 Carlton Avenue, Shipley, BD18 4NJ 1001 Mrs C Martin Lilycroft Nursery School 01274 545647 496115 Lilycroft Road, Bradford, BD9 5AD 1002 Ms A Merifield Midland Road Nursery School and Children Centre 01274 546492 546492 Bateman Street, Bradford, BD8 7DJ 1009 Ms S Hogan St Edmund's Nursery School & Children's Centre 01274 543282 499440 Washington Street, Bradford, BD8 9QW 1010 Ms A Merifield Strong Close Nursery School and Children's Centre 01535 605272 692556 Airedale Road, Keighley, BD21 4LW 1000 Mrs B George W child care 1 Primary Schools (143) Telephone Fax Address DfE No. Headteacher Addingham Primary School 01943 830298 432130 Bolton Road, Addingham, Ilkley, LS29 0NR 2173 Mrs H Gallacher Aire View Infant School 01535 653290 653290 Elliott Street, Silsden, BD20 0AW 2146 Mrs V Bottomley All Saints' CE Primary School (Bradford) 01274 415222 415222 Little Horton Green, Bradford, BD5 0NG 3000 Mrs S Hart All Saints' CE Primary School (Ilkley) 01943 607852 432074 Easby Drive, Ilkley, LS29 9BE 3026 Mrs M Robinson Allerton Primary School 01274 541587 494509 Garforth Street, Allerton, Bradford, BD15 7HB 2001 Mrs S Lambert Ashlands Primary School 01943 609050 Leeds Road, Ilkley, LS29 8JY 2150 Dr A Soutar Atlas Community Primary School 01274 495190 542824 Lincoln Close, Bradford, BD8 8DL 2184 Miss C Carr Baildon CE Primary School 01274 598540 530018 Coverdale Way, Baildon, Shipley, BD17 6TE 3360 Mrs M Connor Bankfoot Primary School 01274 732068 371716 Bolingbroke Street, Bradford, BD5 9NR 2102 Mrs J Wright Barkerend Primary School 01274 773003 773966 Hendford Drive, Bradford, BD3 0QT 2020 Mrs A Winter Ben Rhydding Primary School 01943 431133 433479 Bolling Road, Ilkley, LS29 8QH 2166 Mrs C Lynott Blakehill Primary School 01274 414355 414356 Highfield Road, Idle, Bradford, BD10 8QN 2062 Mr T Patterson Bowling Park Primary School 01274 770270 770271 New Cross Street, Bradford, BD5 8BT 2075 Mr S Herrington Brackenhill Primary School 01274 578286 523625 Dracup Road, Bradford, BD7 4HA 2107 Ms H Metcalf Burley & Woodhead CE Primary School 01943 862739 865452 Sandholme Drive, Burley In Wharfedale, Ilkley, LS29 7RQ 3031 Mrs J Speight Burley Oaks Primary School 01943 862642 864648 Langford Lane, Burley In Wharfedale, Ilkley, LS29 7EJ 2203 Mrs C Lee Byron Primary School 01274 722981 720113 Barkerend Road, Bradford, BD3 0AB 2036 Mr R O'Sullivan Carrwood Primary School 01274 664864 656361 Eversley Drive, Bradford, BD4 0EQ 2087 Mrs H Beards Cavendish Primary School 01274 772175 772175 Hall Road, Bradford, BD2 2DU 2094 Mrs N Dunn Clayton CE Primary School 01274 815862 884856 Bradford Road, Clayton, Bradford, BD14 6DD 3024 Mrs J Kurasinski Clayton Village Primary School 01274 414115 414116 John Street, Clayton, Bradford, BD14 6AD 2015 Miss R Cradock Copthorne Primary School 01274 501460 574354 All Saints Road, Bradford, BD7 3AY 2186 C Shepherd Cottingley Village Primary School 01274 567545 551663 Cottingley Moor Road, Bingley, BD16 1SY 2110 Mrs N Geale Crossflatts Primary School 01274 782070 782803 Morton Lane, Bingley, BD16 2EP 2111 Mrs H Craven Crossley Hall Primary School 01274 488703 547273 Thornton Road, Bradford, BD8 0HJ 2024 Mr M Thorp Cullingworth Village Primary School 01535 273839 275951 New School Lane, Cullingworth, Bradford, BD13 5DA 2112 K Sutcliffe Denholme Primary School 01274 832123 831730 Minorca Mount, Denholme, Bradford, BD13 4AY 2167 Mr M Campbell ONE Data - Bradford Schools Directory - Created on 7 February 2014 2 of 9 Primary Schools (143) Telephone Fax Address DfE No. Headteacher East Morton CE Primary School 01274 569447 563159 Street Lane, East Morton, Keighley, BD20 5SE 3028 Mrs F Nolan Eastburn Junior and Infant School 01535 653293 658126 Green Close, Eastburn, Keighley, BD20 8UX 2147 Mrs J Elliott Eastwood Primary School 01535 610212 210238 Victoria Avenue, Keighley, BD21 3JL 2120 Mr W Bairstow Eldwick Primary School 01274 568361 511163 Warren Lane, Bingley, BD16 3LE 2113 Mrs J Kershaw Fagley Primary School 01274 771124 772479 Falsgrave Avenue, Bradford, BD2 3PU 2103 Mrs C Parfitt Farfield Primary School 01274 678545 694022 Reevy Crescent, Bradford, BD6 2BS 2084 Mrs S Convery Farnham Primary School 01274 573297 Stratford Road, Bradford, BD7 3HU 2183 Mr R Edwards Fearnville Primary School 01274 664661 665886 Fearnville Drive, Bradford, BD4 8DX 2065 Mr P Gibbons Foxhill Primary School 01274 882426 882106 Brighouse & Denholme Road, Queensbury, Bradford, BD13 1LN 5201 Mrs S Hey Frizinghall Primary School 01274 543072 546669 Salisbury Road, Bradford, BD9 4HP 2027 Mrs P Chilvers Girlington Primary School 01274 493543 543874 Girlington Road, Bradford, BD8 9NR 2182 Mrs S Wood Glenaire Primary School 01274 582514 588397 Thompson Lane, Baildon, Shipley, BD17 7LY 2157 Mr A Steele Green Lane Primary School 01274 774644 774655 Green Lane, Bradford, BD8 8HT 2034 Mr K Holland Greengates Primary School 01274 611324 611630 Stockhill Road, Bradford, BD10 9AX 2033 Mr A Gaunt Grove House Primary School 01274 636921 637160 Myers Lane, Bradford, BD2 4ED 2093 Mr M Hayes Haworth Primary School 01535 642359 647429 Rawdon Road, Haworth, Keighley, BD22 8DW 2121 Mrs H Thompson Heaton Primary School 01274 363070 546491 Haworth Road, Bradford, BD9 6LL 2038 Mrs Z Mawson Heaton St Barnabas' CE Primary School 01274 545019 553910 Rossefield Road, Bradford, BD9 4DA 3308 Mrs G Evans High Crags Primary School 01274 584068 774155 Pratt Lane, Shipley, BD18 2ES 2142 Mrs G Roberts Hill Top CE Primary School 01274 678386 678957 Common Road, Low Moor, Bradford, BD12 0TL 5203 Mrs F Nolan Hollingwood Primary School 01274 575353 522975 Hollingwood Lane, Bradford, BD7 4BE 5204 Mr J Duke Holybrook Primary School 01274 611327 620579 Rillington Mead, Bradford, BD10 0EF 2196 Mr D Jones Holycroft Primary School 01535 604183 681778 Victoria Road, Keighley, BD21 1JF 2123 Mr A Neal Home Farm Primary School 01274 777020 777022 Home Farm Close, Bradford, BD6 3NR 3379 Mr J MacDonald Horton Grange Primary School 01274 573287 521826 Spencer Road, Bradford, BD7 2EU 2029 Mr D Jacques Horton Park Primary School 01274 574544 413651 Dawnay Road, Bradford, BD5 9LQ 2180 Mrs S Dawson Hothfield Junior School 01535 210666 210660 Hothfield Street, Silsden, Keighley, BD20 0BB 2169 Mr J Procter Hoyle Court Primary School 01274 581898 595941 Fyfe Grove, Baildon, Shipley, BD17 6DN 2168 Mrs L Florence Idle CE Primary School 01274 410111 410984 Boothroyd Drive, Bradford, BD10 8LU 3304 Mr J Bowers Ingrow Primary School 01535 603868 692437 Broomhill Avenue, Keighley, BD21 1BW 2124 Mrs A Vinnicombe Keelham Primary School 01274 832491 833816 Keelham, Denholme, Bradford, BD13 4HH 5207 Miss D Butler Keighley St Andrew's CE Primary School 01535 604656 211321 Lustre Street, Keighley, BD21 2ND 3363 Mrs S Curtis Killinghall Primary School 01274 771166 771167 Killinghall Road, Bradford, BD3 7JF 5200 Mrs G Edge Knowleswood Primary School 01274 778177 778255 Knowles Lane, Bradford, BD4 9AE 2198 Mr D Tombling Lapage Primary School and Nursery 01274 770170 770171 Barkerend Road, Bradford, BD3 8QX 2041 Mr W Zaman Laycock Primary School 01535 605916 600761 Laycock Lane, Laycock, Keighley, BD22 0PP 2126 Mrs J Nove ONE Data - Bradford Schools Directory - Created on 7 February 2014 3 of 9 Primary Schools (143) Telephone Fax Address DfE No. Headteacher Lees Primary School 01535 643320 648628 Haworth Road, Cross Roads, Keighley, BD22 9DL 2127 Mrs G Holland Ley Top Primary School 01274 541554 546945 Avenel Road, Allerton, Bradford, BD15 7PQ 2090 Mrs S Rouse Lidget Green Primary School 01274 579576 503562 Birks Fold, Bradford, BD7 2QN 2043 Mr M Pope Lilycroft Primary School 01274 543357 547479 Lilycroft Road, Bradford, BD9 5AD 2044 Miss N Roth Lister Primary School 01274 401060 525563 Scotchman Road, Bradford, BD9 5AT 2002 Mrs M Hunt Long Lee Primary School 01535 603986 603986 Cherry Tree Rise, Keighley, BD21 4RU 2128 Mrs D Winkley Low Ash Primary School 01274 582927 586503 Wrose Road, Shipley, BD18 1AA 2145 Mr T Woollin Low Moor CE Primary School 01274 600797 414066 Park House Road, Low Moor, Bradford, BD12 0NN 3023 Mrs V Hartley Lower Fields Primary School 01274 770312 770311 Fenby Avenue, Bradford, BD4 8RG 2199 Mr J Edwards Margaret McMillan Primary School 01274 495934 545582 Scotchman Road, Bradford, BD9 5DF 2179 Mr P Terry Marshfield Primary School 01274 573295 503964 Thornton Lane, Bradford, BD5 9DS 2048 Mrs C Jackson Menston Primary
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