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Active Lives Children and Young People Survey: Spring 2020 Active Lives Children and Young People Survey: Spring 2020 Local Type Of Authority School Name Establishment Name Ashford Aldington Primary School Primary Ashford Ashford Oaks Community Primary School Primary Ashford Highworth Grammar School Secondary Ashford Tenterden Church of England Junior School Primary Ashford The John Wallis Church of England Academy Secondary Ashford The John Wesley Church of England Methodist Primary Voluntary Aided Primary School Canterbury Blean Primary School Primary Canterbury Herne Bay Junior School Primary Canterbury Joy Lane Primary Foundation School Primary Canterbury Simon Langton Girls' Grammar School Secondary Canterbury Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys Secondary Canterbury Swalecliffe Community Primary School Primary Canterbury The Archbishop's School Secondary Canterbury The King's School Canterbury Independent Dartford Dartford Bridge Community Primary School Primary Dartford Dartford Grammar School Secondary Dartford Dartford Grammar School for Girls Secondary Dartford Dartford Primary Academy Primary Dartford Joydens Wood Infant School Primary Dartford Wentworth Primary School Primary Dartford Wilmington Grammar School for Girls Secondary Dover Dover St Mary's Church of England Primary Primary School Dover Duke of York's Royal Military School Secondary Dover Priory Fields School Primary Dover Sandwich Technology School Secondary Dover St Edmund's Catholic School Secondary Dover Warden House Primary School Primary Dover Whitfield Aspen School Primary Folkestone Brockhill Park Performing Arts College Secondary and Hythe Folkestone Christ Church Cep Academy Folkestone Primary Local Type Of Authority School Name Establishment Name and Hythe Folkestone Folkestone Academy Secondary and Hythe Folkestone Greatstone Primary School Primary and Hythe Folkestone Palmarsh Primary School Primary and Hythe Gravesham Meopham Community Academy Primary Gravesham Meopham School Secondary Gravesham Saint George's Church of England School Secondary Gravesham Shears Green Junior School Primary Gravesham Singlewell Primary School Primary Maidstone Cornwallis Academy Secondary Maidstone Maidstone Grammar School Secondary Maidstone New Line Learning Academy Secondary Maidstone Palace Wood Primary School Primary Maidstone Shernold School Independent Maidstone St Augustine Academy Secondary Maidstone The Holy Family Catholic Primary School Primary Maidstone Thurnham Church of England Infant School Primary Maidstone Valley Invicta Primary School At East Borough Primary Medway Featherby Junior School Primary Medway Holcombe Grammar School Secondary Medway Lordswood School Primary Medway St Mary's Island Church of England (Aided) Primary Primary School Medway Strood Academy Secondary Medway The Thomas Aveling School Secondary Sevenoaks Horton Kirby Church of England Primary Primary School Sevenoaks Orchards Academy Secondary Sevenoaks Riverhead Infants' School Primary Sevenoaks The Anthony Roper Primary School Primary Swale Canterbury Road Primary School Primary Swale Grove Park Primary School Primary Swale Lynsted and Norton Primary School Primary Swale Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School Secondary Local Type Of Authority School Name Establishment Name Swale South Avenue Primary School Primary Swale The Abbey School Secondary Swale Westlands School Secondary Thanet Cliftonville Primary School Primary Thanet Dame Janet Primary Academy Primary Thanet Hartsdown Academy Secondary Thanet Priory Infant School Primary Thanet St Joseph's Catholic Primary School Primary Broadstairs Thanet St Lawrence College Junior School Independent Thanet The Royal Harbour Academy Secondary Thanet Ursuline College Secondary Tonbridge Hadlow Rural Community School Secondary and Malling Tonbridge Royal Rise Primary School Primary and Malling Tonbridge St George's Church of England Voluntary Primary and Malling Controlled Primary School Tonbridge The Hayesbrook School Secondary and Malling Tonbridge The Judd School Secondary and Malling Tonbridge Tonbridge School Independent and Malling Tonbridge Tunbury Primary School Primary and Malling Tonbridge Weald of Kent Grammar School Secondary and Malling Tunbridge Brenchley and Matfield Church of England Primary Wells Primary School Tunbridge Hawkhurst Church of England Primary School Primary Wells Tunbridge Marlborough House School Independent Wells Tunbridge Mascalls Academy Secondary Wells Tunbridge Speldhurst Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary Wells Primary School Local Type Of Authority School Name Establishment Name Tunbridge St James' Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary Wells Infant School Tunbridge Tunbridge Wells Girls' Grammar School Secondary Wells Tunbridge Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys Secondary Wells .
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