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Spring 2021 Selected Schools Local Authority Name School Name Type of Establishme Active Lives Children and Young People Survey: Spring 2021 Selected Schools Local Authority Name School Name Type of Establishment Ashford East Stour Primary School Primary Ashford Goat Lees Primary School Primary Ashford Great Chart Primary School Primary Ashford The John Wallis Church of England Academy All Ashford Willesborough Infant School Primary Ashford Wye School Secondary Canterbury Blean Primary School Primary Canterbury Hampton Primary School Primary Canterbury Herne Bay High School Secondary Canterbury Herne Bay Junior School Primary Canterbury Joy Lane Primary Foundation School Primary Canterbury Spires Academy Secondary Canterbury The Canterbury Academy Secondary Dartford Dartford Grammar School for Girls Secondary Dartford Dartford Primary Academy Primary Dartford The Brent Primary School Primary Dartford The Ebbsfleet Academy Secondary Dartford The Leigh Academy Secondary Dartford Westgate Primary School Primary Dartford Wilmington Academy Secondary Dover Aylesham Primary School Primary Dover Dover Grammar School for Boys Secondary Dover Duke of York's Royal Military School Independent Dover Goodwin Academy Secondary Dover Guston Church of England Primary School Primary Dover Priory Fields School Primary Dover St Edmund's Catholic School Secondary Folkestone and Hythe Bodsham Church of England Primary School Primary Folkestone and Hythe Brockhill Park Performing Arts College Secondary Folkestone and Hythe Folkestone St Peter's Church of England Primary School Primary Folkestone and Hythe Folkestone St. Mary's Church of England Primary Academy Primary Folkestone and Hythe Stella Maris Catholic Primary School Primary Folkestone and Hythe The Folkestone School for Girls Secondary Gravesham Cobham Hall Secondary Gravesham Copperfield Academy Primary Gravesham Meopham School Secondary Gravesham Northfleet School for Girls Secondary Gravesham Rosherville Church of England Academy Primary Gravesham St John's Catholic Comprehensive Secondary Gravesham St John's Catholic Primary School, Gravesend Primary Gravesham Whitehill Primary School Primary Bredhurst Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary Maidstone School Primary Maidstone Cornwallis Academy Secondary Maidstone Invicta Grammar School Secondary Active Lives Children and Young People Survey: Spring 2021 Selected Schools Maidstone Madginford Primary School Primary Maidstone Oakwood Park Grammar School Secondary Maidstone The Maplesden Noakes School Secondary Maidstone Tiger Primary School Primary Medway Kingfisher Community Primary School Primary Medway New Horizons Children's Academy Primary Medway New Road Primary School Primary Medway Rainham Mark Grammar School Secondary Medway Strood Academy Secondary Medway Swingate Primary School Primary Medway The Howard School Secondary Medway The Hundred of Hoo Academy Secondary Sevenoaks Hextable Primary School Primary Lady Boswell's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary Sevenoaks School, Sevenoaks Primary Sevenoaks New Ash Green Primary School Primary Sevenoaks Sevenoaks Primary School Primary Sevenoaks The New Beacon School Independent Sevenoaks Trinity School Secondary Swale Eastchurch Church of England Primary School Primary Swale Iwade School Primary Swale Milton Court Primary Academy Primary Swale Oasis Academy Isle of Sheppey Secondary Swale Regis Manor Primary School Primary Swale The Abbey School Secondary Swale Westlands School Secondary Thanet Cliftonville Primary School Primary Thanet Dane Court Grammar School Secondary Margate Holy Trinity and St John's Church of England Primary Thanet School Primary Thanet Priory Infant School Primary Thanet St George's Church of England Foundation School Secondary Thanet St Lawrence College Junior School Primary Thanet The Royal Harbour Academy Secondary Thanet Upton Junior School Primary Tonbridge and Malling Hillview School for Girls Secondary Tonbridge and Malling Long Mead Community Primary School Primary Tonbridge and Malling Mereworth Community Primary School Primary Tonbridge and Malling The Judd School Secondary Tonbridge and Malling Tonbridge School Independent Tonbridge and Malling Weald of Kent Grammar School Secondary West Malling Church of England Primary School and McGinty Tonbridge and Malling Speech and Language Centre Primary Tunbridge Wells Benenden School Secondary Tunbridge Wells Brenchley and Matfield Church of England Primary School Primary Tunbridge Wells Claremont Primary School Primary Active Lives Children and Young People Survey: Spring 2021 Selected Schools Tunbridge Wells Goudhurst and Kilndown Church of England Primary School Primary Tunbridge Wells Langton Green Primary School Primary Tunbridge Wells Mascalls Academy Secondary Tunbridge Wells The Skinners' School Secondary Tunbridge Wells Tunbridge Wells Girls' Grammar School Secondary Tunbridge Wells Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys Secondary .
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