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Schools Listing Primary 2019.Xlsx Best way to contact them to Does the school have an open School Post Code Phone Number Email book a visit day? When you can visit Open day Visits can also be arranged at a Ackton Pastures Primary Academy WF10 5NS 01977 802322 [email protected] Telephone or email Friday 15th November 2pm mutually convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Ackworth Howard CE (VC) J&I WF7 7HH 01977 612124 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Ackworth Mill Dam WF7 7PH 01977 610062 h.uk Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Airedale Infant WF10 3QJ 01977 519281 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Altofts Junior WF6 2NF 01924 899449 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time Telephone, Email or online Visits can be arranged at a mutually Alverthorpe St. Paul’s CE (VA) WF2 0BT 01924 290125 [email protected] contact form No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Ash Grove J&I WF9 2TF 01977 640625 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Badsworth CE (VC) J&I WF9 1AJ 01977 649157 .uk Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Carleton Park J&I WF8 3PT 01977 722615 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Castleford Park Junior Academy WF10 4BB 01977 518959 [email protected] Email No convenient time Telephone, Email or online Visits can be arranged at a mutually Cherry Tree Academy WF8 2HN 01977 704138 [email protected] contact form No convenient time [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Crigglestone Dane Royd J&I WF4 3LZ 01924 242917 ch.uk Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Crigglestone Mackie Hill J&I WF4 3HW 01924 303520 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time There are opportunities for families to visit the academy up to the admissions Crigglestone St. James CE Primary form deadline in January each year. Academy WF4 3HY 01924 251048 [email protected] Telephone No Contact the school for more details Visits can be arranged at a mutually Crofton Infant WF4 1NG 01924 864711 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Darrington CE Primary WF8 3SB 01977 232320 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Dimple Well Infant WF5 8LB 01924 635033 .sch.uk Telephone or email No convenient time Telephone, Email or online Visits can be arranged at a mutually England Lane Academy WF11 0JA 01977 722440 [email protected] contact form No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually English Martyrs Catholic Primary WF2 9DD 01924 299244 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Fairburn View Primary WF10 3DB 01977 558350 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time Wakefield Mumbler Primary School Visits 2019/20 1 of 6 Best way to contact them to Does the school have an open School Post Code Phone Number Email book a visit day? When you can visit Visits can be arranged at a mutually Featherstone All Saints C of E Academy WF7 6BQ 01977 780225 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time [email protected]. Fitzwilliam Academy WF9 5BA 01977 624490 sch.uk Telephone Thursday 24th October Open day Parents who register interest in a visit will be contacted with a date once it [email protected] has been set. This will be after October Gawthorpe Community Academy WF5 9QP 01924 679680 k Email No half term. [email protected]. Visits can be arranged at a mutually Girnhill Infant WF7 5JB 01977 702261 uk Telephone No convenient time Monday 9th December - 3:30- 4:30pm Wednesday 11th December – 4:30 – 5:30pm (CHANGE OF DATE Glasshoughton Infant Academy WF10 4BH 01977 516343 [email protected] Telephone DUE TO ELECTION) Open day Visits can be arranged at a mutually Grove Lea Primary WF9 4BQ 01977 615080 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Half Acres Primary Academy WF10 5RE 01977 802325 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Halfpenny Lane J&I WF8 4BW 01977 703270 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time Open day [email protected]. Saturday 9th November 9am - Visits can also be arranged at a Hendal Primary (JIN) WF2 7QW 01924 259465 uk Telephone 12noon mutually convenient time Holy Family & St. Michael’s Catholic Visits can be arranged at a mutually Primary WF8 2HN 01977 798303 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time enquiries@horburybridgeacademy. Visits can be arranged at a mutually Horbury Bridge CE Academy WF4 5PS 01924 302800 co.uk Telephone or email No convenient time headteacher@horbury- 2pm on first Tuesday in the month. Horbury Primary Academy WF4 5DW 01924 263224 pri.wakefield.sch.uk Telephone No Contact office to make an appointment Open day Horbury St Peter’s and Clifton CE (VC) 21/10/19 - 11am Visits can also be arranged at a Primary WF4 5BE 01924 302965 Telephone 22/11/19 - 9:15am mutually convenient time Open day [email protected] Saturday 9th November 10am - Visits can also be arranged at a Jerry Clay Academy WF2 0NP 01924 303665 kefield.sch.uk Telephone 12noon mutually convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually King's Meadow Academy WF9 5BP 01977 617470 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Knottingley St Botolph's CE Academy WF11 9BT 01977 677494 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Larks Hill J&I WF8 4RJ 01977 722845 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time Wakefield Mumbler Primary School Visits 2019/20 2 of 6 Best way to contact them to Does the school have an open School Post Code Phone Number Email book a visit day? When you can visit [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Lee Brigg Infant and Nursery School WF6 2LN 01924 893829 Telephone No h.uk convenient time [email protected]. Visits can be arranged at a mutually Methodist (VC) J, I & Nursery WF2 7RU 01924 204940 sch.uk Email No convenient time [email protected]. Visits can be arranged at a mutually Middlestown Primary Academy WF4 4QE 01924 278290 uk Telephone or email No convenient time [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Moorthorpe Primary (J&I) WF9 2BL 01977 642820 d.sch.uk Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Netherton J&I WF4 4HQ 01924 274873 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Newton Hill Community WF1 2HR 01924 303680 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time headteacher@normantoncommon. Visits can be arranged at a mutually Normanton Common Primary Academy WF6 1QU 01924 890576 org.uk Telephone No convenient time Dates available for visits are: Tuesday 15th October at 9:30 am Thursday 7th November at 1:30 pm Wednesday 20th November at 9:30 am [email protected] Thursday 5th December at 1:30 pm Normanton Newlands Primary WF6 1BB 01924 302585 ch.uk Telephone No Tuesday 7th January at 9:30 am [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually North Featherstone J&I WF7 6LW 01977 799888 akefield.sch.uk Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Northfield Primary & Nursery WF9 3LY 01977 651291 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Orchard Head J&I WF8 2NJ 01977 723495 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Ossett Flushdyke J&I WF5 9AN 01924 261988 [email protected] Telephone or email No convenient time [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Ossett Holy Trinity CE (VA) Primary WF5 9DG 01924 266543 .uk Telephone or email No convenient time [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Ossett South Parade Primary WF5 0DZ 01924 302875 h.uk Telephone or email No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Outwood Primary Academy Bell Lane WF7 7JH 01977 613304 [email protected] Telephone No convenient time [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Outwood Primary Academy Kirkhamgate WF2 0RS 01924 907436 m Telephone No convenient time Visits can be arranged at a mutually Outwood Primary Academy Ledger Lane WF1 2PH 01924 907430 Telephone No convenient time Outwood Primary Academy Lofthouse [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Gate WF3 3HU 01924 821160 om Telephone No convenient time Outwood Primary Academy Newstead [email protected] Visits can be arranged at a mutually Green (formerly Havercroft Academy) WF4 2BE 01226 722484 m Telephone No convenient time Wakefield Mumbler Primary School Visits 2019/20 3 of 6 Best way to contact them to Does
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