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ACMF 2014-15 Successful Applicants to Bidding Rounds Academy Name ACMF 2014-15 Successful applicants to bidding rounds Academy Name Local Authority Project Key Feature Total Funding Allocated Deansbrook Junior School Barnet New Additional Teaching Block (Expansion Project) £211,606 Hasmonean High School Barnet Access Improvement £63,550 Hasmonean High School Barnet Safeguarding Works £20,000 The Compton School Barnet Toilets £130,522 The Henrietta Barnett School Barnet Fire Protection Systems £62,150 The Henrietta Barnett School Barnet Roof Repairs/Replacement £98,786 Whitefield School Barnet Fire Protection Systems £121,456 Whitefield School Barnet Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £486,210 All Saints Academy Darfield Barnsley Roof Repairs/Replacement £184,765 St Mary's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School, BarnsleyBarnsley Roof Repairs/Replacement £17,303 West Meadows Primary School Barnsley Safeguarding Works £21,302 Beechen Cliff School Bath and North East Somerset Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £1,316,000 Norton Hill Academy Bath and North East Somerset Window Replacement £93,555 Norton Hill Academy Bath and North East Somerset Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £66,460 Norton Hill Academy Bath and North East Somerset Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £42,275 Ralph Allen School Bath and North East Somerset Roof Repairs/Replacement £596,474 Ralph Allen School Bath and North East Somerset Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £85,800 Somervale School Specialist Media Arts College Bath and North East Somerset Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £66,392 St John's CofE Primary School Bath and North East Somerset Kitchen Refurbishment £58,750 Alban VA Church of England Academy Bedford Roof Repairs/Replacement £428,181 Alban VA Church of England Academy Bedford Window Replacement £86,599 Daubeney Academy Bedford Roof Repairs/Replacement £412,952 Goldington Academy Bedford Window Replacement £955,758 Harrold Priory Middle School Bedford Window Replacement £51,020 Mark Rutherford School Bedford Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £211,810 Putnoe Primary School Bedford Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £740,976 Queen's Park Academy Bedford Roof Repairs/Replacement £98,863 Queen's Park Academy Bedford Fire Protection Systems £32,298 St Gregory's Catholic Middle School Bedford Window Replacement £483,513 St Joseph's RC Lower School Bedford Roof Repairs/Replacement £263,903 Ursula Taylor Church of England School Bedford Safeguarding Works £16,083 Wootton Upper School Bedford Roof Repairs/Replacement £718,610 Wootton Upper School Bedford Fire Protection Systems £206,465 Barnehurst Infant School Bexley Kitchen Refurbishment £10,000 Belvedere Junior School Bexley Fire Protection Systems £42,876 Blackfen School for Girls Bexley Roof Repairs/Replacement £433,881 Brampton Primary School Bexley Access Improvement £24,997 Bursted Wood Primary School Bexley Kitchen Refurbishment £245,950 Bursted Wood Primary School Bexley Safeguarding Works £80,000 Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School Bexley Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £377,951 Christ Church (Erith) CofE Primary School Bexley Kitchen Refurbishment £41,404 Hurstmere School Bexley Roof Repairs/Replacement £166,144 Hurstmere School Bexley Window Replacement £92,120 Pelham Primary School Bexley Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £4,859 St Augustine of Canterbury CofE VA Primary School Bexley Fire Protection Systems £31,222 Townley Grammar School Bexley Roof Repairs/Replacement £399,956 Townley Grammar School Bexley Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £72,529 Willow Bank Primary School Bexley Window Replacement £325,080 Willow Bank Primary School Bexley Access Improvement £37,250 Acocks Green Primary School Birmingham Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £313,000 Aston Manor Academy Birmingham Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £233,178 Aston Manor Academy Birmingham Window Replacement £228,245 Bartley Green School A Specialist Technology and Sports College Birmingham Window Replacement £263,762 Bishop Vesey's Grammar School Birmingham Emergency asbestos removal work £98,860 Chilwell Croft Academy Birmingham Electrical Replacement/Rewiring £258,823 Chivenor Primary School Birmingham Emergency Asbestos Removal Work £500,000 Foundry Primary School Birmingham Kitchen Refurbishment £542,738 Great Barr Primary School Birmingham Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £392,887 Great Barr Primary School Birmingham Fire Protection Systems £79,568 Grestone Academy Birmingham Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £541,500 Hamstead Hall Academy Birmingham Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £617,800 Handsworth Wood Girls' Academy Birmingham Safeguarding Works £230,672 Hill West Primary School Birmingham Roof Repairs/Replacement £56,854 Holyhead School Birmingham New Additional Teaching Block (Expansion Project) £824,657 Holyhead School Birmingham Roof Repairs/Replacement £265,228 James Brindley School Birmingham Additional SEN Facilities (Expansion Project) £267,000 King Edward VI Five Ways School Birmingham Window Replacement £48,000 King Edward VI Handsworth School Birmingham Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £1,132,000 King Edward VI Handsworth School Birmingham Safeguarding Works £53,950 Mere Green Primary School Birmingham Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £242,000 Ninestiles School, an Academy Birmingham Roof Repairs/Replacement £464,343 Oasis Academy Blakenhale Infants Birmingham Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £787,047 Oasis Academy Blakenhale Junior Birmingham Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £497,065 Oasis Academy Boulton Birmingham Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £362,226 Oasis Academy Short Heath Birmingham Kitchen Refurbishment £239,928 Oasis Academy Woodview Birmingham Roof Repairs/Replacement £436,928 St Clement's Church of England Academy Birmingham Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £17,425 Page 1 of 21 ACMF 2014-15 Successful applicants to bidding rounds Academy Name Local Authority Project Key Feature Total Funding Allocated St George's Church of England Academy, Newtown Birmingham Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £165,000 St George's Church of England Primary School Birmingham Roof Repairs/Replacement £309,328 The Deanery Church of England Primary School Birmingham Toilets £12,000 Wilson Stuart School Birmingham Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £641,000 Woodhouse Primary Academy Birmingham Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £118,360 Anchorsholme Primary School Blackpool Kitchen Refurbishment £66,034 Thames Primary Academy Blackpool Toilets £172,364 Unity Academy Blackpool Blackpool Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £406,575 Waterloo Primary School Blackpool Kitchen Refurbishment £125,762 Westcliff Primary School Blackpool Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £85,269 Eagley Infant School Bolton Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £275,631 Harwood Meadows Primary School Bolton Kitchen Refurbishment £125,408 Harwood Meadows Primary School Bolton Toilets £57,618 St Bede CofE Primary School, Morris Green Bolton Kitchen Refurbishment £70,780 St Paul's CofE Primary School, Astley Bridge Bolton Electrical Replacement/Rewiring £64,144 St Paul's CofE Primary School, Astley Bridge Bolton Improvement in Sports or Play Facilities £7,780 St Paul's CofE Primary School, Astley Bridge Bolton Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £177,406 St Simon and Jude CofE Primary School, Bolton Bolton Toilets £76,284 St Simon and Jude CofE Primary School, Bolton Bolton Toilets £10,672 Bournemouth School Bournemouth Roof Repairs/Replacement £25,000 Bournemouth School Bournemouth Window Replacement £18,000 Bournemouth School for Girls Bournemouth Window Replacement £300,000 Ranelagh School Bracknell Forest Fire Protection Systems £50,210 Belle Vue Girls' School Bradford Roof Repairs/Replacement £494,722 Christ Church Church of England Academy Bradford Kitchen Refurbishment £203,935 International Food and Travel Studio Bradford Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £56,000 Shibden Head Primary Academy Bradford Safeguarding Works £41,805 The Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School Bradford Toilets £85,250 Gladstone Park Primary School Brent Kitchen Refurbishment £35,948 Kingsbury High School Brent Roof Repairs/Replacement £963,160 Wembley High Technology College Brent Replacement Teaching Block £497,433 Bristol Cathedral Choir School Bristol City of Roof Repairs/Replacement £176,500 Christ Church Church of England Primary School Bristol City of Whole Block Refurbishment/Replacement £1,987,334 Christ Church Church of England Primary School Bristol City of Boiler & heating system repairs/replacement £201,700 Colston's Girls' School Bristol City of Roof Repairs/Replacement £133,112 Elmlea Junior School Bristol City of Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £171,918 Filton Avenue Infant School Bristol City of Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £516,398 Filton Avenue Infant School Bristol City of Kitchen Refurbishment £130,446 Fishponds Church of England Academy Bristol City of Kitchen Refurbishment £25,850 Henbury Court Primary Academy Bristol City of Kitchen Refurbishment £20,000 Hotwells Primary School Bristol City of Improvement in Sports or Play Facilities £53,000 Little Mead Primary Academy Bristol City of Extension of Existing Block/Facilities (Expansion Project) £165,995 Oasis Academy Bank Leaze Bristol City of
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