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Isle of Wight Local Authority LIST OF SCHOOLS - ISLE OF WIGHT LOCAL AUTHORITY SCHOOL & HEADTEACHER NAME ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NO & EMAIL ADDRESS PRIMARY SCHOOLS (INCLUDING ACADEMIES) All Saints CE Primary School School Green Road, Freshwater, IW, PO40 9AX Mrs Nicki Mobley 01983 753267 [email protected] Arreton St George’s CE (Aided) Primary School School Lane, Arreton, IW, PO30 3AD Mrs Laura Bosworth: Executive Headteacher 01983 528429 *Federated with Oakfield CE Primary School [email protected] Barton Primary School & Early Years Centre Furrlongs, Barton, Newport, IW, PO30 2AX Mr Mark Snow 01983 522469 [email protected] Bembridge CE (Controlled) Primary School Walls Road, Bembridge, IW, PO35 5RH Mrs Sandra Groocock 01983 872668 [email protected] Binstead Primary School Hazelmere Avenue, Binstead, Ryde, IW, PO33 3SA Mrs Rebecca Chessell 01983 562341 [email protected] Brading CE (Controlled) Primary School West Street, Brading, IW, PO36 ODS Mrs Beverley Gilbert 01983 407217 [email protected] Brighstone CE (Aided) Primary School New Road, Brighstone, Newport, IW, PO30 4BB 130 Mrs Teresa Fox 01983 740285 [email protected] Broadlea Primary School Newport Road, Lake, Sandown, IW, PO36 9PE Ms Sharon Freeley 01983 402403 [email protected] Carisbrooke CE (Controlled) Primary School* Wellington Road, Carisbrooke, Newport, IW, PO30 5QT Ms Katherine Marshall: Executive Headteacher 01983 522348 *Federated with Newport CE Primary School [email protected] Chillerton and Rookley Primary School* Main Road, Chillerton, IW, PO30 3EP Ms Kirsty Wallace: Interim Executive Headteacher 01983 721207 *Federated with Godshill Primary and Wroxall Primary [email protected] Cowes Primary School Edinburgh Close, Cowes, IW, PO31 8HF Mrs Stephanie Praetig 01983 293261 [email protected] Dover Park Primary School Dover Street, Ryde, IW, PO33 2BN Miss Anita Wilcox 01983 562617 [email protected] Gatten and Lake Primary School Oaklyn Gardens, Shanklin, IW, PO37 7DG Mrs Rebecca Day 01983 869910 [email protected] Last update 03 April 2018| Author: Charlotte Heard SCHOOL & HEADTEACHER NAME ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NO & EMAIL ADDRESS Godshill Primary School* School Road, Godshill, IW, PO38 3HJ Ms Kirsty Wallace: Interim Executive Headteacher 01983 840246 *Federated with Chillerton & Rookley Primary and Wroxall Primary [email protected] Greenmount Primary School St Vincent’s Road, Ryde, IW, PO33 3PT Mr Richard May 01983 562165 [email protected] Gurnard Primary School Baring Road, Cowes, IW, PO31 8DS Miss Vanessa Hicks 01983 295713 [email protected] Haylands Primary School Bettesworth Road, Ryde, IW, PO33 3HA Mrs Melanie Gartell – Interim Headteacher 01983 563372 [email protected] Holy Cross Catholic (Aided) Primary School Millfield Avenue, East Cowes, IW, PO32 6AS Mr Tim Eccles 01983 292885 [email protected] Hunnyhill Primary School Forest Road, Newport, IW, PO30 5SH Mrs Lynda Evans 01983 522506 [email protected] Lanesend Primary School (ACADEMY) Love Lane, Cowes, IW, PO31 7ES Mrs Caroline Sice 01983 293233 [email protected] Nettlestone Primary School Nettlestone Green, Seaview, IW, PO34 5DY Miss Kirsty Howarth: Executive Headteacher 01983 613171 *Federated with Newchurch Primary School [email protected] Newchurch Primary School School Lane, Newchurch, IW, PO36 0NL Miss Kirsty Howarth: Executive Headteacher 01983 865210 *Federated with Nettlestone Primary School [email protected] Newport CE (Aided) Primary School* Hazel Close, Newport, IW, PO30 5GD Ms Katherine Marshall: Executive Headteacher 01983 522826 *Federated with Carisbrooke CE Primary School [email protected] Nine Acres Primary School South View, Newport, IW, PO30 1QP Mrs Beth Dyer 01983 522984 [email protected] Niton Primary School* School Lane, Niton, IW, PO38 2BP Mr Duncan Mills: Executive Headteacher 01983 730209 *Federated with The Bay CE Primary School [email protected] Northwood Primary School (ACADEMY) Wyatts Lane, Northwood, Cowes, IW, PO31 8PU 180 Mrs Sara Hussey 01983 293392 [email protected] Oakfield CE (Aided) Primary School Appley Road, Ryde, IW, PO33 1NE Mrs Laura Bosworth: Executive Headteacher 01983 563732 *Federated with Arreton St George’s CE Primary School [email protected] Last update 03 April 2018| Author: Charlotte Heard SCHOOL & HEADTEACHER NAME ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NO & EMAIL ADDRESS Queensgate Foundation Primary School Beatrice Avenue, East Cowes, IW, PO32 6PA Mrs Sam Sillito 01983 292872 [email protected] / [email protected] Shalfleet CE Primary School Station Road, Ningwood, Newport, IW, PO30 4NN Ms Lizzie Grainger: Executive Headteacher 01983 760269 *Federated with Yarmouth CE Primary School [email protected] St Blasius Shanklin CE Primary Academy Albert Road, Shanklin, IW, PO37 7LY Mr Mike Wood 01983 862444 [email protected] St Francis Catholic and Church of England Primary Newport Road, Ventnor, IW, PO38 1BQ Academy 01983 857449 Mrs Fiona Perkins: Interim Headteacher [email protected] St Helens Primary School Broomlands Close, St Helens, Ryde, IW, PO33 1XH Mr Carl Wake: Interim Headteacher 01983 872442 [email protected] St Mary’s Catholic Primary School Ampthill Road, Ryde, IW, PO33 1LJ Mrs Alison Langridge: Interim Headteacher 01983 562000 *Federated with St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary School [email protected] St Saviour’s Catholic (Aided) Primary School Summers Lane, Totland Bay, IW., PO39 0HQ Ms Gina Owrid 01983 752175 [email protected] St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary School High Street, Carisbrooke, Newport, IW, PO30 1NR Mrs Maggie Sanderson 01983 522747 *Federated with St Mary’s Catholic Primary School [email protected] Summerfields Primary School Atkinson Drive, Newport, IW, PO30 2LJ Ms Kay Wood 01983 525085 [email protected] The Bay CE Primary School* Winchester Park Road, Sandown, IW, PO36 9BA Mr Duncan Mills: Executive Headteacher 01983 403284 *Federated with Niton Primary School [email protected] Wootton Primary School Church Road, Wootton, Ryde, IW, PO33 4PT Mrs Jane Wilford 01983 882505 [email protected] Wroxall Primary School* Castle Road, Wroxall, Ventnor, IW, PO38 3DP Ms Kirsty Wallace: Interim Executive Headteacher 01983 852290 *Federated with Chillerton & Rookley Primary and Godshill Primary [email protected] Yarmouth CE (Aided) Primary School Mill Road, Yarmouth, IW, PO41 0RA Ms Lizzie Grainger: Executive Headteacher 01983 760345 *Federated with Shalfleet CE Primary School [email protected] Last update 03 April 2018| Author: Charlotte Heard SCHOOL & HEADTEACHER NAME ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NO & EMAIL ADDRESS SECONDARY SCHOOLS / COLLEGES Carisbrooke College* Mountbatten Drive, Newport, IW, PO30 5QU Mr Matthew Parr-Burman: Executive Headteacher of 01983 524651 Federation [email protected] Head of School: Mr Rob Maddox *Federated with Medina College Christ the King Upper College Wellington Road, Newport, IW, PO30 5QT Mr Matthew Quinn : Interim Executive Principal 01983 537070 Ryan Williams: Head of School [email protected] Cowes Enterprise College (ACADEMY) Crossfield Avenue, Cowes, IW, PO31 8HB Mrs Rachel Kitley: Principal 01983 203103 [email protected] Medina College* Fairlee Road, Newport, IW, PO30 2DX Mr Matthew Parr-Burman: Executive Headteacher of 01983 526523 Federation [email protected] Head of School: Mrs Karen Begley *Federated with Carisbrooke College Island Innovation VI Form Campus St James Street, Newport, IW, PO30 1LJ Mr Matthew Parr-Burman: Executive Headteacher of 01983 522886 Federation [email protected] David Mumford: Head of Sixth Form Pell Lane, Ryde, IW, PO33 3LN Ryde Academy 01983 567331 Mrs Joy Ballard [email protected] Sandown Bay Academy The Fairway, Lake, IW, PO36 9JH Mr Richard Kelly: Interim Headteacher 01983 402142 [email protected] Isle of Wight College Dodnor Lane, Newport, IW, PO30 5TA Mrs Debbie Lavin: Principal 01983 526631 [email protected] Island Free School Newport Road, Ventnor, IW, PO38 1BG Mr Steph Boyd 01983 857641 [email protected] Isle of Wight Studio School Grange Road, East Cowes, IW, PO32 6EA Mr Richard White 01983 284299 [email protected] SPECIAL SCHOOLS Medina House School School Lane, Newport, IW, PO30 2HS Ms Julie Stewart 01983 522917 [email protected] St George’s School Watergate Road, Newport, IW, PO30 1XW Mrs Sue Holman 01983 524634 [email protected] The Island Learning Centre Albany Road, Newport, IW, PO30 5HZ Ms Jackie Boxx 01983 300333 [email protected] Last update 03 April 2018| Author: Charlotte Heard .
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