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Basildon Borough Local Development Framework

Topic Paper TP7 Community Infrastructure

February 2012

Topic Paper TP7: Community 2 Infrastructure

Introduction still in draft form, there is a need to consider its content in relation to the Core Strategy. The Government are keen to 1 The Government's consultation paper, emphasise the importance of sustainable Community Infrastructure, Detailed development in the NPPF, and in proposals and Draft Regulations for the compliance with this, the NPPF stresses Introduction of Community Infrastructure the importance of providing Levy, July 2009 stated in paragraph 2.23 that '...accessible local services that reflect the community's needs and supports its health and 'The Government favours a wide definition of well-being'. (2) infrastructure to give local communities flexibility Infrastructure to choose what infrastructure they need to deliver 6 Planning Policy Statement (PPS)1: their development plan'. Delivering Sustainable Development(3) recognises that as part of achieving 2 For the purpose of this Topic Paper, sustainable development, planning should community infrastructure will deal with Community create socially inclusive communities; three broad infrastructure subjects: through seeking to reduce social TP7: Education inequalities and addressing accessibility Health to health, education and community Paper facilities for all members of the community. Social/ Cultural PPS1 promotes that places should be safe, opic T 3 Other forms of infrastructure such as healthy and attractive and emphasises utilities, leisure and recreation are making provision for physical activity that presented in Topic Papers TP1, TP3 and can be easily accessed, enhancing TP6. community well-being. Furthermore, PPS1 specifically recognises: 4 The Core Strategy is a planning policy document for the next 20 years and should 'Regeneration of the built environment alone take into consideration the impact that cannot deal with poverty, inequality and social development will have on communities. exclusion. These issues can only be addressed The Core Strategy should recognise the through the better integration of all strategies, need to ensure programmes, partnership working and effective community involvement.'

'...that development supports existing (4) communities and contributes to the 7 Planning Policy Statement 3: Housing creation of safe, sustainable, livable and identifies that housing developments mixed communities with good access to should be in suitable locations that can jobs and key services for all members of offer a good range of community facilities the community'. (1) that can be accessed throughout by sustainable modes of transport. The PPS whilst focusing on housing, acknowledges Policy Context the importance that community facilities, infrastructure and services can have on National Policy Context creating communities within these housing developments. In addition, Planning Policy 5 Nationally, planning policy is undergoing (5) Statement 12: Spatial Planning supports some change. The Government are the physical, social and green currently transforming the twenty two infrastructure necessary to sustain an area Planning Policy Guidance and Statements and communities. into a more slimline document called the National Planning Policy Framework(NPPF). Whilst the NPPF is

1 Planning Policy Statement 1: Delivering Sustainable Development (2005) - paragraph 5 2 Draft National Planning Policy Framework 2011, Paragraph 10 3 ODPM, 2005 4 DCLG, 2011 5 DCLG, 2008 Topic Paper TP7: Community 3 Infrastructure

8 National Planning Policy 17: Open Space, Health Sport and Recreation(6) emphasises the links between the provision of community 12 The RSS recognises that whilst planning facilities in appropriate locations with may not be able to change people's health healthy, well-being and inclusive it can provide opportunities to modify communities, backed up by the need to behaviour, through: carry out assessments of local needs and qualitative, quantitative and accessibility increasing and encouraging the use audits of open space, sports and of non-motorised modes of transport; recreational facilities in the area. promotion of open spaces, recreational facilities and Green Infrastructure (GI). Regional Policy Context Infrastructure

9 Supportive of national objectives, the East 13 RSS Policy T2: Changing Travel Behaviour of England Regional Spatial Strategy identifies the importance of changing the (RSS) (to be revoked) aims to promote way transport is used, especially reducing active, inclusive and well served the reliance on the car. Provison for Community communities(7) through creating, walking, cycling and other non-motorised TP7: enhancing and protecting community transport should be developed as part of services and facilities. RSS Policy T9, to provide access to the

countryside, urban greenspace and Paper 10 The national policy emphasis on the recreational opportunities; which supported opic

importance of education, health, social & by RSS Policy ENV1 recognises the role T cultural infrastructure is reiterated in the that green connections and networks can RSS. It also recognises the three aspects provide in the goal to secure healthy which together can help bind and sustain lifestyles. active and inclusive communities. The Overall Spatial Strategy, Policy SS2 Social and Cultural Infrastructure provides guidance that suitable and timely 14 Museums, places of worship and provision for health, education and social community halls, for example, are forms infrastructure should be made. It goes onto of social and cultural infrastructure which to mention that consideration should be help to improve quality of life(9) The RSS given to the Regional Social Strategy and therefore establishes a framework to Regional Health Strategy, as well as create sustainable communities through advice from the Local Education Authority (8) the promotion of social opportunities when to improve provision, if necessary . planning new development. Education Summary of national and regional guidance 11 In the RSS, the provision of educational 15 The National and regional policy see facilities is seen to enhance community community facilities fulfilling a number of well-being, as well as the local economy. roles, such as creating or maintaining Policy E2: Provision of Land for sustainable communities, encouraging Employment focuses on employment active, healthy lifestyles and social development in the main, but recognises inclusion. Providing adequate education that educational needs should be identified and training also helps to support and provided for to support economic economic development and regeneration. prosperity. These should be in accessible locations in line with RSS Policy T1. 16 There is an emphasis through national and regional guidance that infrastructure to support the community should be in sustainable locations so that it can be easily reached by cycling, walking or other

6 DETR, 2002 7 East of England Regional Spatial Strategy 2001-2021, May 2008, Policy SS1: Achieving Sustainable Development 8 East of England Regional Spatial Strategy 2001-2021, May 2008 - Para 3.11 9 East of England Regional Spatial Strategy 2001-2021, May 2008, Policy SS1: Achieving Sustainable Development - Objective iv Topic Paper TP7: Community 4 Infrastructure

forms of sustainable transport. There is III. To support and promote the growth in also recognition in the guidance that the local economies and businesses to benefit potential of providing community facilities local people. can be maximised through supporting co-location and mixed use development. IV. To support local people to improve their health and well being. 17 Partnership working with stakeholders, service providers and communities is key V. To treat the cause of crime, anti-social to providing future community services and behaviour and disorder, and improve facilities, including rectifying recognised community safety. deficiencies. Commissioning School Places Essex Infrastructure 18 National and regional policy expect these 2011-2016 aims to be implemented through the local planning authority's development plans. 22 As the organisational plan for schools in Essex it identifies:

Community Local Plans, Programmes and Policies That as the population of the

TP7: 19 Education, health, social and cultural Borough is expected to increase, it infrastructure are addressed in the will put pressure on current school provision in Basildon Town Centre; Paper following local plans, programmes and policies: That Whitmore Nursery, Infant &

opic Junior School and Janet Duke Infant T Draft Basildon Borough Community & Junior School will become primary Strategy 2012-2036, Basildon schools; Renaissance Partnership 2012; With population growth in Billericay Commissioning School Places Essex not expected to be significant in the 2011-2016, Essex County Council medium term, Billericay secondary 2011; schools have sufficient places for Basildon Council Cultural Strategy, local children; Basildon District Council 2006; and There are continuing issues with Basildon Council Social Inclusion access to primary schools in the Wick Strategy 2006-2011, Basildon District and to address this, capacity at Council 2006. Abacus Primary School has been expanded; Draft Basildon Borough Community Strategy There are surplus places at Basildon 2012-2036 Lower and Upper Academies in Barstable/ Chalvedon which opened 20 The Community Strategy sets out a vision in 2009; to: Housing development in the west of Basildon will reduce surplus at James 'make Basildon Borough a fair and Hornsby High School; inclusive place, where the community have Pupil numbers in Wickford secondary a healthy, safe place to live and work and schools are forecast to rise. to improve the quality of life now and for Monitoring is taking place to assess the future'. medium-to-long term needs. The 21 The five main objectives to deliver this are: schools are oversubscribed with applications from outside the area; I. To improve the employment prospects, and education and skills of local people. There have been recent calls to establish a new academy at Langdon II. To promote sustainable regeneration Hills and creating a vocational school and deliver housing growth through high at James Hornsby. quality, locally distinctive, sustainable developments and supporting infrastructure. Topic Paper TP7: Community 5 Infrastructure

Cultural Strategy 2006 Be accessible to all; Benefit current and future residents. 23 The Cultural Strategy states that approximately 19% of the population of the Social Inclusion Strategy 2006-2011 Borough are socially deprived, with Billericay being a more affluent area than 25 The Social Inclusion Strategy states that Wickford and significantly more affluent there is a need for the built environment that places in Basildon. Derived from the and infrastructure to be improved and evidence behind the Cultural Strategy, the replaced where they affect community document identifies that the key cultural cohesion. The Strategy identifies that factors are: social exclusion can be reduced if the necessary measures are put in place. Infrastructure A need to identify a cultural identity These include the need to promote and for the Borough; develop the sustainable urban Appreciating the contrasts between environment, through advancing the quality the ancient, and the new built and and accessibility of the built environment, natural environment; infrastructure, open space and transport. Community The importance of valuing and The Social Inclusion Strategy states 'a high TP7: celebrating the differences between quality, well-managed built environment communities but recognising their improves the relationship between citizens inherent interdependence; and their environment and contributes Paper A willingness to pay for high quality significantly to social and economic opic leisure experiences; regeneration' T Negative cultural stereotyping "Basildon Man" is to Essex what Portrait "Essex Man" is to the UK; Lack of cultural symbols or icons; Portrait

The importance of the 'green and (10) growing' environment; and 26 The Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) The strength of the influence of is used to determine the level of London on the cultural life of the deprivation in the Borough in comparison area. to the rest of the UK. In comparison to the rest of the country, approximately 19% of 24 These factors have influenced the main the Borough's population live in areas that objectives of the Strategy that culture in are considered to be socially deprived. Basildon Borough should: Figure 1 shows the levels of deprivation across the Borough, with the red areas Contribute to healthier living; being the places of highest deprivation, Engender a sense of community then yellow, then light green and lastly dark identify and well being; green, which has the lowest levels of Enable the creation of proactive deprivation. partnerships; 27 The Borough contains a range of Be sustainable and sensitive to the community facilities, that are available to environment; residents and visitors to the Borough(11))

10 HM Government, Index of Multiple Deprivation, 2010 11 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy 2011 Topic Paper TP7: Community 6 Infrastructure

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Education 2), the majority of which were run by the Local Education Authority, Essex County 28 In November 2011, there were ten Council and some of which were run secondary / high schools, 25 primary privately, as grant maintained or through schools, 15 junior schools, and 16 infant a religious order(12). schools in the Basildon Borough (Figure

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voluntary organisations which utilise a 29 Primary Schools are listed in Appendix 1 variety of facilities including local and Secondary Schools are listed in community buildings as host buildings. (15) Appendix 2. Some of the schools in Billericay and Wickford have a good 31 Furthermore, a number of schools in the reputation and consequently, Billericay and Borough are now offering extended Wickford schools are over-subscribed from services such as childcare, parenting applications outside their catchment areas, advice and support, after school activities whereas in Basildon, Laindon and Pitsea and classes, community access to sports, schools are, in the main, IT and arts facilities(16). under-subscribed(13). 32 There are also educational facilities, 30 According to OfSted, there are 66 including activities and residential pre-schools, nurseries and daycare centres opportunities at Wat Tyler Country Park, in the Borough(14) These are run by Essex Pitsea and Barleylands Farm, Billericay County Council (within existing Primary which have in-house educational teams to Schools), by parent groups, private or support their visitors.

12 Commissioning School Places Essex 2011-2016 13 Commissioning School Places Essex 2011-2016 14 Find My School, November 2011 15 Find my School, November 2011 16 Essex Schools and Colleges Sustainable modes of Transport 2009-2011 Topic Paper TP7: Community 8 Infrastructure

33 The Borough has a poorer adult skills Women from the most disadvantaged profile and a shortage of suitably skilled areas have a life expectancy that is 7 years residents than surrounding areas to meet lower than women from less the needs of local employers(17) disadvantaged areas(22). However, Consequently, employers are reliant on improvements in the local health services workers travelling into the Borough from and the early detection of disease are said elsewhere, leading to unsustainable forms to have helped reduce early death rates in of inward commuting and exclusion of the Borough for cancer, heart disease and some of the Borough's resident potential stroke in the last 10 years.(23) This may workforce due to skills match problems(18). have been in part as a result of Basildon University Hospital being recognised as

Infrastructure 34 The availability of A level and/ or higher one of the UK's leading Trusts in these education tuition in the Borough is limited technologies. (24). and many students still travel outside the Borough to study. The range and offer of 37 The Draft Basildon Borough Community further education provision is also not Strategy identifies that compared to the Community always set into the context of the needs of national average; the Borough has a local employers.(19) similar number of smoking related deaths, TP7: but a significantly higher proportion of 35 In the Borough there are four youth obese adults. Only 1 in 10 adults in the Paper councils: Basildon New Town, Billericay, Borough participate in the recommended Wickford and Northlands Park and the physical activity levels and only 1 in 4 have opic (25) T Borough has a representative on the UK a healthy eating lifestyle . youth parliament(20) Furthermore, there are a range of community projects in the 38 Basildon University Hospital run by the Borough, such as outreach football and Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals basketball projects that are aimed at 'hard NHS Foundation Trust.(26) considers in its to reach' groups of young people in attempt Forward Plan Strategy 2012 the priorities to alleviate social exclusion(21). of needing to deliver high quality healthcare, optimising the experience of Health patients using the service and enhancing the hospital's reputation. 36 The Draft Community Strategy recognises that there are health inequalities across 39 The Primary Care Trust (PCT) South West the Borough; with men from the most Essex commissions health services for disadvantaged areas having a life people living in the Basildon Borough. GP expectancy that is 10 years lower, than locations are shown in Figure 3. men from the least disadvantaged areas.

17 Basildon Mini Assessment of the Essex Local Economic Assessment, 2010 18 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy 2011 19 Basildon Mini Assessment of the Essex Local Economic Assessment, 2010 20 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 21 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 22 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy 2011 23 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy 2011 24 http://www.improvement.nhs.uk/qipp/qippcasestudies/heart/cardiacsurgery/Cardiac_Surgery_Commissioning_Guide%2020.pdf 25 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy 2011 26 Forward Plan Strategy Document for Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Plan for y/e 31 March 2012 (and 2013, 2014) Topic Paper TP7: Community 9 Infrastructure Infrastructure Community TP7: Paper opic T

40 However, the PCT has identified that there 42 The Mayflower Community Hospital in is an 80% shortage of GPs in the Thurrock Mountnessing Road Billericay which is run and Basildon area(27) Table 1shows the by the PCT is proposing to reduce its more pertinent hotspots in the Borough number of beds. However, som servives where more GPs are needed: are to be reprovided by the Basildon and Thurrock University Hospital and some Hotspots where GPs are needed in Basildon Borough acute care and diagnostic testing is now more commonly being provided closer to Under-doctored No of additional GP patients' homes instead of making them areas Whole Time travel to the hospital; so the loss of a Equivalents (WTEs) service from a hospital does not needed necessarily mean the loss of it altogether(29). Lee Chapel 5 43 Approximately 63% of the Borough is Wickford 3 made up of Green Belt land including a series of diverse habitats, including Fryerns 5 woodland and the Thameside grazing marsh, which is unique in Europe and of Pitsea North and South 6 international importance(30) The Borough East has an extensive Green Infrastructure (GI) network that covers over 1,300ha and is 41 The PCT are aiming to provide other health discussed in further details in Topic Paper improvements and screening programmes TP1. The GI of the Borough can promote in the areas with the greatest need to (28) healthy lifestyles and also aid the social further reduce health inequalities . and cultural identity of the Borough.(31).

27 NHS South West Essex webpage, NHS South West Essex priorities, November 2011 28 NHS South West Essex webpage, NHS South West Essex priorities, November 2011 29 Intermediate care beds review consultation document, NHS South West Essex, March 2011 30 Basildon District Biodiveristy & Habitat Study, EECOS Ltd, December 2009 31 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 Topic Paper TP7: Community 10 Infrastructure

44 There are many public sports and leisure for a new library, but countrywide centres in the Borough. They can initiatives, such as Essex Book Festivals accommodate a range of programmes for are promoted. (40) communities, from pre-schools activities to sessions for the active retired. Examples 48 As of November 2011, there were three include Basildon Sporting Village, Eversley day centres for the over 50s run by the Leisure Centre and Basildon Sports Council, offering a range of day-time Centre. (32) activities, social events, catering and welfare services for over 3,000 members. Social and Cultural Infrastructure (41) There are also similar services run by volunteers and community organisers 45 The Social and Cultural industries can add (42)

Infrastructure through the Borough. . economic value to a place, encouraging tourism and providing a better quality of (33) Drivers for Change life for the residents. The Basildon Council Cultural Strategy identifies that 49 This Topic Paper demonstrates that Community there are two active voluntary arts sectors community infrastructure provides a in Basildon represented by Local Arts

TP7: fundamental role in helping to shape and Associations in Basildon and Billericay, form sustainable communities. However, and television and training company, South there are a series of provisions that need Paper East Television and Media Workshop Ltd to be put in place to assist in this approach based in Basildon. There is also the BAT

opic which are identified as Local Drivers for

T Gallery in the Eastgate Centre and the Change. These are: Towngate Theatre, which is the main (34) performing arts venue in the Borough. Improve and support educational However, it has been recognised that most opportunities residents seek entertainment in London (35) theatres and venues . 50 Due to the good reputation and levels of high achievement in Billericay and 46 There are 130 listed buildings within the Wickford schools, the schools in these Basildon Borough, which add to the social (36) areas are over subscribed (especially from and cultural identity of the Borough outside the catchment area). On the other alongside themed museums such as the hand, Basildon schools are under Barleylands Farm Museum, Cater subscribed and therefore there is a need Museum, Billericay, Plotlands Museum, (37) to work in partnership with Essex County Langdon Hills and the Wat Tyler Council and neighbouring authorities to Heritage Centre improve existing educational facilities, modify educational behaviour, offer a 47 The Borough has seven libraries located range of educational and training in Basildon, Billericay, Wickford, Fryerns, opportunities including apprenticeships for Laindon, Pitsea and Vange. (38) The example and where necessary and libraries are keen to promote cultural possible to do so, provide additional partnerships and have display spaces (39) educational facilities in accessible available for arts and exhibitions. There (43) locations are no proposals in the immediate future

32 Sports and leisure centres 33 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 34 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 35 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 36 Basildon Historic Environment Characterisation Report, 2011 37 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 38 Basildon Libraries, November 2011 39 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 40 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 41 Basildon Council webpage, Over 50's day centres 42 Basildon Council webpage, Over 50's day centres 43 Commissioning Essex Schools Places, 2011-2016 Topic Paper TP7: Community 11 Infrastructure

51 With anticipated growth in Basildon 56 Working with all service providers to Borough, there is a need to improve the improve employment, education and opportunities for young people in education community safety across the Borough to meet the increasing demand for should provide residents with the employment. (44) This could be achieved opportunities and choices to improve their through strengthening connections own health and well-being. (51) Through between educational and training facilities facilitating regeneration and changes in with local job opportunities in the Borough, services, measures to improve the and maximising the opportunity for local Borough's health can be put in place and job placements to support the Borough's life expectancy of people living in more regeneration schemes(45). Furthermore, disadvantaged areas of the Borough can

where people are potentially at risk of hopefully be increased. Infrastructure falling into Not in Employment, Education, Training (NEET), alternative opportunities 57 Supporting and improving existing facilities, to encourage people to learn new skills and providing additional facilities where and become more emploable such as necessary, will enable communities to Community Basildon Trade School(46) should be have opportunities and choices to improve their health and well-being.(52)

provided. TP7: Furthermore, through supporting and 52 The Borough should aim to diversify skills encouraging green infrastructure projects, to assist in strengthening the economy and the Borough's environment will help Paper ensure that local people have the improve people's health and well-being. (53) opic education they require to make the most . T of job opportunities, alleviating social exclusion and improving quality of life. (47) Enhance the Borough's social and cultural identity 53 With limited A-level and higher education tuition in the Borough, opportunities to 58 Enhancing the social and cultural identity increase the physical presence of such of the Borough will minimise opportunities facilities in the Borough should be for crime, vandalism and other anti-social explored(48). behaviour, provide economic benefit and improve quality of life. The social and 54 Continuing to support and provide facilities cultural identity of the Borough can be that can be used by Youth Councils and enhanced through a number of measures, 'hard to reach' young people will promote including: social inclusion and offer young people the opportunity to improve their quality of life, Improving the night-time economy to (49) in line with national and regional contribute towards the renaissance guidance. of existing town centre areas; Encouraging cultural industries to 55 In addition to facilities of for the young, relocate to the Borough where places for older people also need to be possible; considered to support the quality of life and Ensuring cultural and social buildings (50) well-being of communities . and places are designed and operated efficiently and effectively; Provide choices to improve people's health Developing a wider range of formal and offer opportunities for healthier lifestyles and informal cultural learning opportunities;

44 Basildon Mini Assessment of the Essex Local Economic Assessment, 2010 45 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy, 2011 46 http://www.basildon.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=2709 47 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy, 2011 48 Basildon Mini Assessment of the Essex Local Economic Assessment, 2010 49 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 50 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy, 2011 51 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy, 2011 52 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy, 2011 53 Basildon District Cultural Strategy, 2006 Topic Paper TP7: Community 12 Infrastructure

Working in partnership with all sectors to meet the needs of the community; and Improving cultural and community life through the provision of integrated facilities(54).

Improving civic pride

59 Creating a place that residents can be proud of should be a common goal according to national and regional policy. Infrastructure Not only does improving civic pride help tackle social exclusion, it provides economic benefits and contributes to the delivery of more sustainable Community communities(55). Through improving and providing necessary community TP7: infrastructure, aided by the regeneration of town centres, Basildon can be a place

Paper that local residents are proud of, and furthermore, a place where they want to

opic (56) T live and work

54 Basildon District Cultural Strategy 2006 55 Planning Policy Statement 1: Delivering Sustainable Development (2005) 56 Basildon Borough Draft Community Strategy 2011 Topic Paper TP7: Community 13 Infrastructure

Appendix 1 List of Primary Billericay

Schools Sunnymede Junior School

Primary Schools in Basildon Borough Wickford Basildon Central Abacus Primary School Bardfield Primary and Nursery School Grange Primary School Cherry Tree Primary School Hilltop Infant School Fairhouse Community Infant School Infrastructure Hilltop Junior School Fairhouse Community Junior School North Crescent Primary School

Ghyllgrove Community Infant School Community Oakfield Primary School

Ghyllgrove Community Junior School TP7: Wickford Church Of England Greensted Infant School The Wickford Infant School Paper Greensted Junior School opic Wickford Junior School T Kingswood Infant School

The Kingswood Junior School Laindon / Langdon Hills

Ryedene Community Primary School Great Berry Primary School

St Teresa's Catholic Primary School Janet Duke Primary School

Vange Primary School Laindon Park Primary School

Whitmore Primary School (as of 2011/12) Lee Chapel Primary School (Formally Whitmore Infant School and Whitmore Junior School) Lincewood Primary School

The Willows Primary School Merrylands Primary School Millhouse Infant School and Nursery Billericay Millhouse Junior School Brightside Primary School Noak Bridge Primary School Buttsbury Infant School The Phoenix Primary School Buttsbury Junior School St Anne Line Catholic Infant School Quilters Infant School St Anne Line Catholic Junior School Quilters Junior School

South Green Infant School Pitsea / Bowers Gifford

South Green Junior School Briscoe Primary School and Nursery

St Peter's Catholic Primary School Eversley Primary School

Sunnymede Infant School Felmore Primary School Topic Paper TP7: Community 14 Infrastructure

Pitsea / Bowers Gifford

The Len Wastell Infant School

Northlands Infant School and Nursery

Pitsea Junior School

St Margaret's Church of England (Voluntary aided) Primary School

Infrastructure Crays Hill

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Appendix 2 List of Secondary Schools

Secondary Schools

Basildon

The Basildon Lower Academy

The Basildon Upper Academy

De La Salle School Infrastructure

The James Hornsby High School

Woodlands School Community TP7: Billericay

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Mayflower High School T

St Johns School

Wickford

Beauchamps High School

The Bromfords School