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Trust Lists.Xlsx OVERVIEW OF TRUST SCHOOLS School DfE Primary/Secondary/Free School Current School Status Conversion Date Name of Trust (if applicable) Ward PFI - Yes/No Partners Pudsey Grangefield School 4102 Secondary Trust March 2011 21st Century Learning Partnership Pudsey Guiseley Infant and Nursery School Primary Trust 1st January 2014 Aireborough Trust Guiseley and Rawdon Guiseley School 4108 Secondary Trust 1st January 2014 Aireborough Trust Guiseley and Rawdon The Cooperative College, Leeds City Council, Barnados, East SILC, Sure Start Children's Centre, YMCA Queensway Primary School 2356 Primary Trust 1st January 2014 Aireborough Trust Otley and Yeadon Yes Rawdon Littlemoor Primary School 2271 Primary Trust 1st January 2014 Aireborough Trust Guiseley and Rawdon Rawdon St Peter's CE Voluntary Controlled Primary School 3031 Primary Trust 1st January 2014 Aireborough Trust (Associate Member) Guiseley and Rawdon Rufford Park Primary School 2002 Primary Trust 1st January 2015 Aireborough Trust Otley and Yeadon Tranmere Park Primary School 2348 Primary Trust 1st January 2014 Aireborough Trust Guiseley and Rawdon Yeadon Westfield Infant School 2358 Primary Trust 1st January 2014 Aireborough Trust Guiseley and Rawdon Yeadon Westfield Junior School 2324 Primary Trust 1st January 2014 Aireborough Trust Guiseley and Rawdon Allerton Bywater Primary School 2507 Primary Academy January 2010 Brigshaw Trust (The) Kippax and Methley Brigshaw High School 4113 Secondary Academy April 2010 Brigshaw Trust (The) Kippax and Methley Great Preston VC CofE Primary School 3925 Primary Voluntary Controlled July 2010 Brigshaw Trust (The) (associate member) Garforth and Swillington Kippax Ash Tree Primary School 2801 Primary Academy July 2010 Brigshaw Trust (The) Kippax and Methley Kippax Greenfield Primary School 2384 Primary Academy July 2010 Brigshaw Trust (The) Kippax and Methley Kippax North Junior Infant & Nursery School 2399 Primary Academy July 2010 Brigshaw Trust (The) Kippax and Methley Lady E Hastings CofE Primary School (Ledston) 5200 Primary Voluntary Aided Brigshaw Trust (The) (associate member) Kippax and Methley Swillington Primary School 2328 Primary Academy April 2010 Brigshaw Trust (The) Garforth and Swillington Bruntcliffe High School 4109 Secondary Academy March 2012 Bruntcliffe Learning Co‐operative Trust Morley South Wetherby High School 4111 Secondary Trust February 2010 The Education Trust for Wetherby Wetherby Ninelands Primary School 2397 Primary Trust September 2014 TBC (Foundation without a Foundation) Garforth and Swillington Strawberry Fields Primary School 3917 Primary Trust September 2008 Garforth Schools Partnership Trust Garforth and Swillington Brudenell Primary School 2409 Primary Trust 1 March 2013 Lantern Trust Headingley Blenheim Primary School 2408 Primary Trust 1 March 2013 Lantern Trust Hyde Park and Woodhouse Little London Community Primary School and Nursery 2412 Primary Trust 31 May 2013 Lantern Trust Hyde Park and Woodhouse Quarry Mount Primary School 2413 Primary Trust 1 March 2013 Lantern Trust Hyde Park and Woodhouse Rosebank Primary School 2415 Primary Trust 1 March 2013 Lantern Trust Hyde Park and Woodhouse Beeston Primary School 2470 Primary Trust 01 November 2013 South Leeds Learning Partnership Beeston and Holbeck Cockburn 4047 Secondary Academy July 2011 South Leeds Learning Partnership Beeston and Holbeck Yes Hugh Gaitskell Primary School 2483 Primary Trust July 2011 South Leeds Learning Partnership Beeston and Holbeck Yes Middleton Primary School 2477 Primary Trust July 2011 South Leeds Learning Partnership Middleton Park Westwood Primary School 2478 Primary Trust July 2011 South Leeds Learning Partnership Middleton Park Clapgate Primary School Primary Trust 2 June 2014 South Leeds Learning Partnership Middleton Park Lane End Primary School Primary Trust September 2014 South Leeds Learning Partnership Beechwood Primary School 2444 Primary Trust December 2012 Leeds East Primary Learning Partnership Killingbeck and Seacroft Cross Gates Primary School 2458 Primary Trust December 2012 Leeds East Primary Learning Partnership Killingbeck and Seacroft Grange Farm Primary School 2447 Primary Trust December 2012 Leeds East Primary Learning Partnership Killingbeck and Seacroft White Laith Primary School 2456 Primary Trust December 2012 Leeds East Primary Learning Partnership Crossgates and Whinmoor Yes Cookridge Primary School 2418 Primary Trust August 2012 Leeds North‐West Education Partnership Weetwood Ireland Wood Primary School 2420 Primary Trust Aug 2012 Leeds North‐West Education Partnership Weetwood Iveson Primary School 2410 Primary Trust Aug 2012 Leeds North‐West Education Partnership Weetwood Ralph Thoresby High School 4062 Secondary Trust August 2012 Leeds North‐West Education Partnership Adel and Wharfedale Priesthorpe Specialist Science College 4110 Secondary Academy March 2013 Priesthorpe Cooperative Learning Trust Calverley and Farsley Southroyd Primary and Nursery School 2335 Primary Trust September 2013 Priesthorpe Cooperative Learning Trust Pudsey Yes Royds School 4104 Secondary Trust 26 November 2013 Royds Learning Trust Rothwell Austhorpe Primary School 2463 Primary Trust July 2010 Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Temple Newsam The Cooperative College, Leeds City Council, Barnados, East SILC, Sure Start Children's Centre, YMCA Colton Primary School 2453 Primary Trust July 2010 Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Temple Newsam The Cooperative College, Leeds City Council, Barnados, East SILC, Sure Start Children's Centre, YMCA Corpus Christi Catholic College 4752 Secondary Voluntary Aided July 2010 Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Temple Newsam Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School 3370 Primary Voluntary Aided July 2010 Temple Newsam Learning Partnership (associate member) Temple Newsam Meadowfield Primary School 3923 Primary Trust July 2010 Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Temple Newsam The Cooperative College, Leeds City Council, Barnados, East SILC, Sure Start Children's Centre, YMCA Temple Moor High School 4046 Secondary Trust July 2010 Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Temple Newsam The Cooperative College, Leeds City Council, Barnados, East SILC, Sure Start Children's Centre, YMCA Temple Newsam Halton Primary School 2465 Primary Trust July 2010 Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Temple Newsam The Cooperative College, Leeds City Council, Barnados, East SILC, Sure Start Children's Centre, YMCA Whitkirk Primary School 2466 Primary Trust July 2010 Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Temple Newsam The Cooperative College, Leeds City Council, Barnados, East SILC, Sure Start Children's Centre, YMCA 1 January 2014 Bardsey Primary School Primary Trust Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership Harewood Yes Barwick in Elmet CEP Primary Trust 1 January 2014 Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership (Associate member) Harewood Boston Spa School Secondary Trust 1 January 2014 Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership (Associate member) Wetherby Collingham Lady Elizabeth Hastings' CE Primary School 3357 Primary Trust 1 January 2014 Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership (Associate member) Harewood Deighton Gates Primary School 2400 Primary Trust 1 January 2014 Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership Wetherby 1 January 2014 Harewood CE Primary School Primary Trust Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership (Associate member) Harewood Lady Elizabeth Hastings' CE VA Primary School Thorp Arch Primary Trust 1 January 2014 Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership (Associate member) Wetherby Primrose Lane Primary School 2389 Primary Trust 1 January 2014 Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership Wetherby St John’s School for the Deaf Private Other Trust 1 January 2014 Wharfe Valley Learning Partnership (Associate member).
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