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LOCALAREA WARDNAME SCH NAME YEAR TYPE Ashington LOCALAREA WARDNAME SCH_NAME YEAR_TYPE Ashington - Blyth Ashington Central Central Primary School Primary Ashington - Blyth College Northumberland College Further Education Ashington - Blyth Cowpen Malvin's Close Primary Academy Primary Ashington - Blyth Cowpen Morpeth Road Primary Academy Primary Ashington - Blyth Haydon St Aidan's RC Voluntary Aided First First Schools Ashington - Blyth Isabella Bede Academy Academy Ashington - Blyth Isabella St Wilfrid's RC Voluntary Aided Primary Primary Ashington - Blyth Kitty Brewster The Blyth Academy High Schools Ashington - Blyth Kitty Brewster Horton Grange Primary School Primary Ashington - Blyth Kitty Brewster The Dales School Special Schools Ashington - Blyth Newsham Newsham Primary School Primary Ashington - Blyth Newsham New Delaval Primary School Primary Ashington - Blyth Seaton with Newbiggin West The Northumberland C of E Academy Academy Ashington - Blyth Seaton with Newbiggin West St Benedict's RC Voluntary Aided Middle School Middle Schools Ashington - Blyth Sleekburn Bedlingtonshire Community High School High Schools Ashington - Blyth Sleekburn Bedlington Station Primary School Primary Ashington - Blyth Sleekburn Cambois Primary School Primary Ashington - Blyth Wensleydale Croftway Primary Academy Primary Castle Morpeth Bothal Ashington Community High School Sports College High Schools Castle Morpeth Bothal Bothal Primary School Primary Castle Morpeth Choppington Mowbray Primary School Primary Castle Morpeth Choppington Choppington Primary School Primary Castle Morpeth Choppington Cleaswell Hill School Special Schools Castle Morpeth Druridge Bay Grange View C of E Vol Controlled First School First Schools Castle Morpeth Druridge Bay Broomhill First School First Schools Castle Morpeth Druridge Bay Red Row First School First Schools Castle Morpeth Longhorsley Longhorsley St Helen's C of E First School First Schools Castle Morpeth Longhorsley Cambo First School First Schools Castle Morpeth Longhorsley Nunnykirk School Non Maintained Spec. 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