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FOI 2017-0029040 Data.Xlsx Organisation Name. Address Line 1 Address Line 2 Town / City County Postcode AO First NameAO SurnameAO email ABBEY ACADEMIES TRUST BOURNE ABBEY CABBEY OF E PRIMARY ROAD ACADEMYBOURNE PE10 9EP Sarah Moore [email protected] ABBEY COLLEGE, RAMSEY ABBEY COLLEGE ABBEY ROAD RAMSEY PE26 1DG Andrew [email protected] ABBEY MULTI ACADEMY TRUST ABBEY GRANGE CHURCHBUTCHER OF HILL ENGLANDLEEDS ACADEMY LS16 5EA Ian Harmer [email protected] ABBOTS HALL PRIMARY ACADEMY ABBOTS HALL PRIMARYABBOTTS ACADEMY DRIVE STANFORD-LE-HOPE SS17 7BW Laura Fishleigh [email protected] ABINGDON LEARNING TRUST RUSH COMMON SCHOOLHENDRED WAY ABINGDON OXFORDSHIRE OX14 2AW Jonathan Dennett [email protected] ABNEY TRUST The Kingsway SchoolFoxland Road Cheshire SK8 4QX Jo Lowe [email protected] ACADEMIES ENTERPRISE TRUST KILNFIELD HOUSESTATION FOUNDRY APPROACH BUSINESSHOCKLEY PARK SS5 4HS Julian Drinkall [email protected] ACADEMIES OF INSPIRATION Stanley Park HighDamson Way Carshalton Surrey SM5 4NS David Taylor [email protected] ACADEMY @ WORDEN ACADEMY @ WORDENWESTFIELD DRIVELEYLAND PR25 1QX ChristopherCatherall [email protected] ACADEMY 360 EMPEROR HOUSE,SUNDERLAND 2 EMPEROR WAYTYNE & WEAR SR4 9BA Rachel Donohue [email protected] ACADEMY TRANSFORMATION TRUST ROOM 501 ONE VICTORIA SQUAREBIRMINGHAM B1 1BD Ian Cleland [email protected] ACCORD MULTI ACADEMY TRUST OSSETT ACADEMYSTORRS & SIXTH HILL FORM ROAD COLLEGEOSSETT WEST YORKSHIREWF5 0DG Alan Warboys [email protected] ACCRINGTON ST CHRISTOPHER'S CHURCH OF ENGLANDQUEEN'S HIGH SCHOOLROAD WEST ACCRINGTON BB5 4AY Richard Jones [email protected] ACE LEARNING REED CRESCENT PARK FARM ASHFORD TN23 3PA Paul Ketley [email protected] ACE SCHOOLS MULTI ACADEMY TRUST Martinsgate BuildingBretonside Plymouth Devon PL4 0AT Sarah Gillett [email protected] ACER LEARNING TRUST AYTON ROAD OXCLOSE WASHINGTON TYNE & WEAR NE38 0LR Sharon Richards [email protected] ACER TRUST MATTHEW ARNOLDARNOLDS SCHOOL WAY OXFORD OX2 9JE Katherine Ryan [email protected] ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH COLLABORATION TRUST BOWLAND HIGH RIVERSMEAD GRINDLETON, CLITHEROE BB7 4QS John Tarbox [email protected] ACOCKS GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL ACOCKS GREEN PRIMARYACOCKS SCHOOLGREEN WESTLEYBIRMINGHAM ROAD B27 7UQ Robert Driscoll [email protected] ACORN ACADEMY CORNWALL Unit 4 East Pool Tolvaddon EnergyCamborne Park TR14 0HX Rob Gasson [email protected] ACORN EDUCATION TRUST KINGDOWN SCHOOLWOODCOCK ROADWARMINSTER BA12 9DR Sara Edwards [email protected] ACORN MULTI ACADEMY TRUST MRS ETHELSTON'SPOUND CHURCH LANE OF ENGLANDLYME REGIS PRIMARY ACADEMYDorset DT7 3TT Andrea Rice [email protected] ACORN TRUST BEDFORD HALL METHODISTBREASTON PRIMARYAVENUELEIGH SCHOOL WN7 3DJ Julie-Ann Hewitt [email protected] ACTIVATE LEARNING EDUCATION TRUST C/O ACTIVATE LEARNINGOXPENS ROAD OXFORD OX1 1SA Lee Nicholls [email protected] ACTIVE EDUCATION ACADEMY TRUST WIGMORE HALL EATON GREEN ROADLUTON LU2 9JB Judith Trainor [email protected] AD ASTRA ACADEMY TRUST WEST VIEW PRIMARYDAVISON SCHOOL DRIVE CLEVELAND TS24 9BP Andrew Brown [email protected] AD MELIORA ACADEMY TRUST St Edmunds CommunityKilham's Foundation Way Kings School Lynn PE30 2HU Lisa Cook [email protected] Advance Learning Partnership PARKSIDE ACADEMYWILLINGTON HALL LANE ESTATECROOK COUNTY DURHAMDL15 0QF Linda Davies [email protected] ADVANCE TRUST VALE OF EVESHAMFOUR SCHOOL POOLS LANEEVESHAM WR11 1BN Elizabeth Hayward [email protected] ADVANTAGE SCHOOLS BEDFORD FREE SCHOOLCAULDWELL STREETBEDFORD MK42 9AD Mark Lehain [email protected] ADVENTURE LEARNING ACADEMY TRUST CMA HOUSE NEWHAM ROAD TRURO TR1 2SU Mary [email protected] AFFINITY MULTI ACADEMY TRUST Meadowgate SchoolMeadowgate LaneWisbech Cambridgeshire PE13 2JH Jacqueline [email protected] AIM ACADEMIES TRUST LONDON ACADEMYSPUR ROAD EDGWARE HA8 8DE Angela Trigg [email protected] AIM HIGH ACADEMY TRUST NEWBOTTLE PRIMARYNEWBOTTLE ACADEMY HOUGHTONHOUGHTON-LE-SPRING ROAD DH4 4EE G [email protected] AIREDALE ACADEMIES TRUST AIREDALE ACADEMYAIREDALE CREWE ROAD CASTLEFORD WF10 3JU Elizabeth Fairhurst [email protected] AKAAL ACADEMY TRUST DERBY LIMITED AKAAL PRIMARY SCHOOLHARRINGTON STREETDERBY DERBYSHIRE DE23 8PB Andrew Pearson [email protected] AKAAL EDUCATION TRUST GEORGE HINE HOUSEGIPSY LANE LEICESTER LE5 0TD Jasbir Mann [email protected] ALAMEDA MIDDLE SCHOOL ALAMEDA MIDDLEAMPTHILL SCHOOL STATIONBEDFORD ROAD MK45 2QR Maxine Warner [email protected] ALBAN CITY FREE SCHOOL LTD 7 HATFIELD ROAD ST. ALBANS AL1 3RR Janet Goddard [email protected] ALBANY LEARNING TRUST ALBANY ACADEMYBOLTON ROAD CHORLEY PR7 3AY Peter Mayland [email protected] ALCESTER ACADEMY ALCESTER ACADEMYGERARD ROAD ALCESTER B49 6QQ Paul Hyde [email protected] ALCESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL BIRMINGHAM ROAD ALCESTER B49 5ED Clive Sentance [email protected] ALDERBROOK SCHOOL ALDERBROOK SCHOOLBLOSSOMFIELD ROADSOLIHULL B91 1SN Tracey Lord [email protected] ALDERMAN JACOBS SCHOOL ALDERMAN JACOBSDRYBREAD SCHOOL ROADPETERBOROUGH PE7 1XJ Cathy Carlisle [email protected] Aldridge Education 10 Piccadilly London W1J 0DD ChristopherTweedale [email protected] ALDRIDGE SCHOOL A SCIENCE COLLEGE SANDGATE HOUSEQUAYSIDE 102 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NE1 3DX David Mountney [email protected] ALETHEIA ANGLICAN ACADEMIES TRUST SAINT GEORGE'S CHURCHMEADOW OF ROAD ENGLANDGRAVESEND SCHOOL TRUST DA11 7LS Stephen Carey [email protected] ALEXANDRA ACADEMY TRUST Monks CoppenhallRemer Primary Street School United Kingdom CW1 4LY Pamela Smith [email protected] ALEXANDRA INFANT SCHOOL ALEXANDRA INFANTKENT SCHOOL HOUSE ROADBECKENHAM BR3 1JG Robert [email protected] ALEXANDRA JUNIOR SCHOOL ALEXANDRA JUNIORCATOR SCHOOL ROAD LONDON SE26 5DS Claudette Maragh [email protected] ALFRISTON SCHOOL ALFRISTON SCHOOLKNOTTY PENN GREENROAD BEACONSFIELD HP9 2TS Jinna Male [email protected] ALL SAINTS' ACADEMIES TRUST CLEADON CHURCHBOLDON OF ENGLAND LANE ACADEMYSUNDERLAND SR6 7RP Jayn Gray [email protected] ALL SAINTS ACADEMY BLAIR AVENUE INGLEBY BARWICKSTOCKTON ON TEES TS17 5BL Kevin Mann [email protected] ALL SAINTS ACADEMY DUNSTABLE THE PINNACLE 170 MIDSUMMERMILTON BOULEVARD KEYNES MK9 1BP Elizabeth Furber [email protected] ALL SAINTS' ACADEMY, CHELTENHAM ALL SAINTS ACADEMY,BLAISDON WAY CHELTENHAM GL51 0WH Dermot McNiffe [email protected] ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC ACADEMY TRUST ALL SAINTS CATHOLICHIGH ACADEMY STREET TRUSTRICKMANSWORTH WD3 1HG Lindsay Unsworth [email protected] ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC COLLEGIATE SPRING GARDEN ROADLONGTON STOKE ON TRENT ST3 2QN Margaret Yates [email protected] ALL SAINTS' CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ALL SAINTS' CATHOLICGRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ROADSHEFFIELD S2 2RJ Clare Scott [email protected] ALL SAINTS CHURCH OF ENGLAND ACADEMY, PLYMOUTHAll Saints Church OfPennycross England AcademyDevon PL5 3NE Gary Futcher [email protected] ALL SAINTS INTER-CHURCH ACADEMY ALL SAINTS PRIMARYCOUNTY SCHOOL ROAD MARCH PE15 8ND Mark Millinson [email protected] ALL SAINTS MULTI ACADEMY TRUST, BIRMINGHAM ST THOMAS CE ACADEMYGREAT COLMORE BIRMINGHAMSTREET B15 2AT Daniel Lassetter [email protected] ALL SAINTS' TRUST St Gregory's CatholicDonnington Science College RoadHarrow HA3 0NB Andrew Prindiville [email protected] ALLESTREE WOODLANDS SCHOOL WOODLANDS SCHOOLALLESTREE BLENHEIM DRIVEDERBY DE22 2LW Alan Brady [email protected] ALLEYNE'S ACADEMY ALLEYNE'S ACADEMYOULTON OULTON ROAD CROSSSTONE ST15 8DT Karen Lockett [email protected] ALMA PRIMARY 37 MOSS HALL GROVE LONDON N2 0GA Marc Shoffren [email protected] ALPERTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL ALPERTON COMMUNITYSTANLEY SCHOOL AVENUEWEMBLEY HA0 4JE Gerard McKenna [email protected] ALSAGER MULTI ACADEMY TRUST HASSALL ROAD ALSAGER ST7 2HR Richard [email protected] ALTRINCHAM COLLEGE OF ARTS ALTRINCHAM COLLEGETIMPERLEY OF ARTS GREENALTRINCHAM LANE WA15 8QW Peter Brooks [email protected] ALTUS EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP Rochdale Sixth FormCollege College Road Rochdale OL12 6HY Julian Appleyard [email protected] ALTWOOD CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL ALTWOOD ROAD MAIDENHEAD SL6 4PU Neil Dimbleby [email protected] ALVECHURCH C OF E MULTI-ACADEMY TRUST Alvechurch C Of EBirmingham Middle School RoadBirmingham West Midlands B48 7TA David Snell [email protected] AMADEUS PRIMARY ACADEMIES TRUST OLD BEXLEY CHURCHHURST OF ROADENGLAND BEXLEYPRIMARY SCHOOL DA5 3JR Peter Wilson [email protected] AMAYA TRUST NORTHWOLD PRIMARYNORTHWOLD SCHOOL ROADLONDON E5 8RN Alison Kriel [email protected] AMBITIONS ACADEMIES TRUST TREGONWELL ACADEMYPETERSFIELD ROADBOURNEMOUTH BH7 6QP Sian Thomas [email protected] AMBLESIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL AMBLESIDE PRIMARYASPLEY SCHOOL MINVERNOTTINGHAM CRESCENT NG8 5PN Karen Hannon [email protected] AMERSHAM SCHOOL AMERSHAM SCHOOLSTANLEY
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