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Multi-Academy Trust Name Address Line 1 Address Line 2 Address Line Multi-academy trust name Address Line 1 Address Address Town / City County Postcode Accounting Officer Accounting Officer Email Line 2 Line 3 name ABBEY ACADEMIES TRUST BOURNE ABBEY C OF E ABBEY BOURNE PE10 9EP Sarah Moore [email protected] PRIMARY ACADEMY ROAD ABBEY MULTI ACADEMY TRUST ABBEY GRANGE CHURCH BUTCHER LEEDS LS16 5EA Carol Kitson [email protected] OF ENGLAND ACADEMY HILL ABINGDON LEARNING TRUST RUSH COMMON SCHOOL HENDRED ABINGDON OXFORDS OX14 2AW Laura Youngman [email protected] WAY HIRE ABNEY TRUST The Kingsway School Foxland Cheadle Cheshire SK8 4QX Jo Lowe [email protected] Road ACADEMIES ENTERPRISE KILNFIELD HOUSE STATION HOCKLEY SS5 4HS Ian Comfort [email protected] TRUST FOUNDRY BUSINESS APPROACH PARK ACADEMIES SOUTH WEST BALKWILL ROAD KINGSBRID DEVON TQ7 1PL Roger Pope [email protected] GE ACADEMY TRANSFORMATION ROOM 501 ONE BIRMINGH B1 1BD Ian Cleland [email protected] TRUST VICTORIA AM SQUARE ACCORD MULTI ACADEMY OSSETT ACADEMY & STORRS OSSETT WEST WF5 0DG Alan Warboys [email protected] TRUST SIXTH FORM COLLEGE HILL ROAD YORKSHIR E ACE LEARNING REED CRESCENT PARK ASHFORD TN23 3PA Paul Ketley [email protected] FARM ACE SCHOOLS MULTI ACADEMY Martinsgate Building Bretonside Plymouth Devon PL4 0AT Sarah Gillett [email protected] TRUST ACORN ACADEMY CORNWALL Unit 4 East Pool Tolvaddon Tolvaddon Camborne TR14 0HX Rob Gasson [email protected] Energy Park ACORN EDUCATION TRUST KINGDOWN SCHOOL WOODCOC WARMINST BA12 9DR Sara Edwards [email protected] K ROAD ER ACORN MULTI ACADEMY TRUST MRS ETHELSTON'S POUND UPLYME LYME Dorset DT7 3TT Andrea Rice [email protected] CHURCH OF ENGLAND LANE REGIS PRIMARY ACADEMY ACORN TRUST BEDFORD HALL BREASTON LEIGH WN7 3DJ Julie-Ann Hewitt [email protected] METHODIST PRIMARY AVENUE SCHOOL ACTIVATE LEARNING C/O ACTIVATE LEARNING OXPENS OXFORD OX1 1SA Sally Dicketts [email protected] EDUCATION TRUST ROAD AD ASTRA ACADEMY TRUST WEST VIEW PRIMARY DAVISON HARTLEPO CLEVELAN TS24 9BP Andrew Brown [email protected] SCHOOL DRIVE OL D ADVANCE TRUST VALE OF EVESHAM FOUR EVESHAM WR11 1BN Elizabeth Hayward [email protected] SCHOOL POOLS LANE ADVENTURE LEARNING CMA HOUSE NEWHAM TRURO TR1 2SU Kathy Kirkham [email protected] ACADEMY TRUST ROAD AIM HIGH ACADEMY TRUST NEWBOTTLE PRIMARY NEWBOTTL HOUGHTO DH4 4EE G Stephenson [email protected] ACADEMY HOUGHTON E N-LE- ROAD SPRING AIREDALE ACADEMIES TRUST AIREDALE ACADEMY AIREDALE CASTLEFO WF10 3JU Elizabeth Fairhurst [email protected] CREWE ROAD RD ALBANY LEARNING TRUST ALBANY ACADEMY BOLTON CHORLEY PR7 3AY Jon Hayes [email protected] ROAD ALDERSLEY ACADEMIES TRUST BARNHURST LANE CODSALL WOLVERH WV8 1RT N Davis [email protected] AMPTON ALDRIDGE NORTH WEST DARWEN ALDRIGE SUDELL DARWEN BB3 3HD Shirley Parks [email protected] EDUCATION TRUST COMMUNITY ACADEMY ROAD ALETHEIA ANGLICAN SAINT GEORGE'S MEADOW GRAVESEN DA11 7LS Stephen Carey [email protected] ACADEMIES TRUST CHURCH OF ENGLAND ROAD D SCHOOL TRUST ALEXANDRA ACADEMY TRUST Monks Coppenhall Primary Remer Crewe United CW1 4LY Pamela Smith [email protected] School Street Kingdom ALL SAINTS' ACADEMIES TRUST CLEADON CHURCH OF BOLDON CLEADON SUNDERLA SR6 7RP Jayn Gray [email protected] ENGLAND ACADEMY LANE VILLAGE ND ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC HIGH RICKMANS WD3 1HG Lindsay Unsworth [email protected] ACADEMY TRUST ACADEMY TRUST STREET WORTH ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SPRING GARDEN ROAD LONGTON STOKE ON ST3 2QN Margaret Yates [email protected] COLLEGIATE TRENT ALL SAINTS MULTI ACADEMY ST THOMAS CE ACADEMY GREAT BIRMINGH B15 2AT Daniel Lassetter [email protected] TRUST, BIRMINGHAM COLMORE AM STREET ALL SAINTS' TRUST St Gregory's Catholic Donnington Harrow HA3 0NB Andrew Prindiville [email protected] Science College Road ALSAGER MULTI ACADEMY HASSALL ROAD ALSAGER ST7 2HR Richard Middlebrook [email protected] TRUST AMADEUS PRIMARY OLD BEXLEY CHURCH OF HURST BEXLEY DA5 3JR Peter Bexley [email protected] ACADEMIES TRUST ENGLAND PRIMARY ROAD SCHOOL AMAYA TRUST NORTHWOLD PRIMARY NORTHWO LONDON E5 8RN Alison Kriel [email protected] SCHOOL LD ROAD AMBITIONS ACADEMIES TRUST TREGONWELL ACADEMY PETERSFIE BOURNEM BH7 6QP Phil Minns [email protected] LD ROAD OUTH AMHERST SCHOOL (ACADEMY) AMHERST SCHOOL WITCHES SEVENOAK TN13 2AX P Wiltshire [email protected] TRUST LANE S AN DARAS MULTI ACADEMY AN DARAS CENTRAL ROYDON LAUNCEST PL15 8HL W Hermon [email protected] TRUST OFFICE ROAD ON APOLLO LEARNING TRUST RAVENS WOOD SCHOOL OAKLEY BROMLEY KENT BR2 8HP Sally Spence [email protected] ROAD APOLLO SCHOOLS TRUST PASSFIELD WAY PETERLEE SR8 1AU Sally Hudson [email protected] AQUINAS CHURCH OF BISHOP JUSTUS CHURCH MAGPIE BROMLEY BR2 8HZ Kathy Griffiths [email protected] ENGLAND EDUCATION TRUST OF ENGLAND SCHOOL HALL LANE LIMITED ARDEN MULTI ACADEMY TRUST STATION ROAD KNOWLE SOLIHULL B93 0PT Martin Murphy [email protected] ARETE LEARNING TRUST STOKESLEY SCHOOL STATION STOKESLE NORTH TS9 5AL Catherine Brooker [email protected] ROAD Y YORKSHIR E ARGENT TRUST DANECOURT SCHOOL WATLING GILLINGHA KENT ME8 6AA John Somers [email protected] HOTEL ROAD STREET M ARK SCHOOLS 65 KINGSWAY LONDON WC2B 6TD Lucy Heller [email protected] ASHLEY HILL MULTI ACADEMY WHITE WALTHAM WALTHAM SL6 3SG Isabel Cooke [email protected] TRUST CHURCH ENGLAND ROAD ASHMOLE ACADEMY TRUST ASHMOLEACADEMY ACADEMY CECIL SOUTHGAT N14 5RJ Derrick Brown [email protected] LTD ROAD E ASPIRATIONS ACADEMIES RIVERS ACADEMY TACHBRO FELTHAM TW14 9PE Stephen Kenning [email protected] TRUST OK ROAD ASPIRE ACADEMIES TRUST BOVINGDON PRIMARY HIGH BOVINGDO HERTFORD HP3 0HL Vicky Parsey [email protected] ACADEMY STREET N SHIRE ASPIRE ACADEMY TRUST Aspire Academy Trust Oak Suite SAPC St Austell Cornwall PL25 4FD Andrew Fielder [email protected] House, St Austell Business Park ASPIRE LEARNING TRUST SIR HARRY SMITH EASTREA WHITTLES CAMBS PE7 1XB Johnathan Digby [email protected] (WHITTLESEY) ACADEMY ROAD EY ASPIRE MULTI - ACADEMY EAST BRIDGFORD ST ST KNEETON EAST NOTTINGH 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