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Breakdown of All Appeals by Round, by School then by Ethnicity between 1st September 2007 to 31st August 2008 Indian Chinese Pakistani Round School White Irish <unknown> Grand Total Grand Other Asian Bangladeshi Gypsy RomaGypsy White British Black African Kashmiri Other Black Caribbean Black Kashmiri Pakistani Kashmiri Refused To Answer Refused Mixed Asian and White Asian Mixed Any Other Ethnic Group Ethnic Any Other White Eastern European Eastern White White Western European Western White Traveller of Irish Heritage Information Not Obtained Any Other Black Background Black Any Other Any Other White Background White Any Other Any Other Mixed Background Mixed Any Other Mixed Black African and White African Black Mixed Mixed Black Caribbean and White Caribbean Black Mixed Aberford CoE VC Primary School 11 Adel Primary School 21115 Alwoodley Primary School 211121513 Asquith Primary School 11 Bankside Primary School 2 2 Beecroft Primary School 211127 Beeston Primary School 1 23 Birchfield Primary School 145 Blackgates Primary School 11 Blenheim Primary School 1 1 Broadgate Primary School 11 Carlton Primary School 11 Carr Manor Primary School 11 2 4 Castleton Primary School 167 Chapel Allerton Primary School 21 3 Clapgate Primary School 11 Cookridge Primary School 44 Cottingley Primary School 11 Primary Annual Cycle Primary Cross Flatts Park Primary School 1 1 Crossley Street Primary School 66 East Ardsley Primary School 11 Ebor Gardens Primary School 11 Featherbank Infant School 1 23 Five Lanes Primary School 11 1418 Gledhow Primary School 111 2 2 3 1 3 1 3 18 Greenmount Primary School 11 2 Harehills Primary School 11 1 11 1 2 8 Harewood CoE VC Primary School 1 45 Highfield Primary School 2231 5 2 1 16 01/05/09 Admissions - Education Leeds 1 / 7 Breakdown of All Appeals by Round, by School then by Ethnicity between 1st September 2007 to 31st August 2008 Indian Chinese Pakistani Round School White Irish <unknown> Grand Total Grand Other Asian Bangladeshi Gypsy RomaGypsy White British Black African Kashmiri Other Black Caribbean Black Kashmiri Pakistani Kashmiri Refused To Answer Refused Mixed Asian and White Asian Mixed Any Other Ethnic Group Ethnic Any Other White Eastern European Eastern White White Western European Western White Traveller of Irish Heritage Information Not Obtained Any Other Black Background Black Any Other Any Other White Background White Any Other Any Other Mixed Background Mixed Any Other Mixed Black African and White African Black Mixed Mixed Black Caribbean and White Caribbean Black Mixed Hill Top Primary School 1 23 Hillcrest Primary School 2 2 Hovingham Primary School 1 1 Hunslet Moor Primary School 11 2 Ingram Road Primary School 11 2 Ireland Wood Primary School 1 11710 Kerr Mackie Primary School 1123 11121 13 Kippax Greenfield Primary School 11 Lawns Park Primary School 1 910 Low Road Primary School 22 Lower Wortley Primary School 1 56 Meadowfield Primary School 11 Methley Primary School 22 Middleton St Mary's CoE VC Primary School 22 Moor Allerton Hall Primary School 12121 7 Moortown Primary School 11 122 2 1 10 Morley Victoria Primary School 55 New Bewerley Community School 2 2 Primary Annual Cycle Primary Oakwood Primary School 1 12 Otley All Saints CoE Primary School 22 Pool-in-Wharfedale CoE VC Primary School 11 Primrose Lane Primary School 11 11 Pudsey Primrose Hill Primary School 11 Rawdon Littlemoor Primary School 1 23 Richmond Hill Primary School 1 23 Robin Hood Primary School 44 Rothwell Primary School 55 Rufford Park Primary School 11 01/05/09 Admissions - Education Leeds 2 / 7 Breakdown of All Appeals by Round, by School then by Ethnicity between 1st September 2007 to 31st August 2008 Indian Chinese Pakistani Round School White Irish <unknown> Grand Total Grand Other Asian Bangladeshi Gypsy RomaGypsy White British Black African Kashmiri Other Black Caribbean Black Kashmiri Pakistani Kashmiri Refused To Answer Refused Mixed Asian and White Any Other Ethnic Group Ethnic Any Other White Eastern European Eastern White White Western European Western White Traveller of Irish Heritage Information Not Obtained Any Other Black Background Black Any Other Any Other White Background White Any Other Any Other Mixed Background Mixed Any Other Mixed Black African and White African Black Mixed Mixed Black Caribbean and White Caribbean Black Mixed Shadwell Primary School 33 Shakespeare Primary School 11 2 11 1 7 St Margaret's CoE VC Primary School 1 89 St Mary's CoE Controlled Primary School, Boston Spa 66 St Matthew's CoE Aided Primary School 1 1 Strawberry Fields Primary School 33 Summerfield Primary School 22 Talbot Primary School 1111 3 4 2 316 23 Templenewsam Halton Primary School 15 6 Thorner CoE VC Primary School 22 Tranmere Park Primary School 11 68 Victoria Primary School 11 Weetwood Primary School 11 11 3 6 13 West End Primary School 1 23 Primary Annual Cycle Primary Westbrook Lane Primary School 1 1215 Westerton Primary School 189 Westgate Primary School 77 Westwood Primary School 22 Wigton Moor Primary School 11 Woodlesford Primary School 11 4 6 Primary Annual Cycle Total 13 2 15 12 11 4 12 9 3 23 1 1 11 4 2 7 5 23 4 197 1 1 361 01/05/09 Admissions - Education Leeds 3 / 7 Breakdown of All Appeals by Round, by School then by Ethnicity between 1st September 2007 to 31st August 2008 Indian Chinese Pakistani Round School White Irish <unknown> Grand Total Grand Other Asian Bangladeshi Gypsy RomaGypsy White British Black African Kashmiri Other Black Caribbean Black Kashmiri Pakistani Kashmiri Refused To Answer Refused Mixed Asian and White Asian Mixed Any Other Ethnic Group Ethnic Any Other White Eastern European Eastern White White Western European Western White Traveller of Irish Heritage Information Not Obtained Any Other Black Background Black Any Other Any Other White Background White Any Other Any Other Mixed Background Mixed Any Other Mixed Black African and White African Black Mixed Mixed Black Caribbean and White Caribbean Black Mixed Adel Primary School 22 Alwoodley Primary School 246 Bankside Primary School 911112 Beecroft Primary School 2 2 Blackgates Primary School 11 Bracken Edge Primary School 11 Carlton Primary School 11 Carr Manor Primary School 1146214 Churwell Primary School 44 Cookridge Primary School 11 Cross Flatts Park Primary School 123 East Ardsley Primary School 44 Ebor Gardens Primary School 11 Farsley Farfield Primary School 1 1 Primary In Year In Primary Five Lanes Primary School 1 12 Fountain Primary School 33 Gledhow Primary School 21 3 6 Great Preston CoE Primary School 11 Greenmount Primary School 22 Harehills Primary School 1332 4 13 Hill Top Primary School 22 Hillcrest Primary School 46 1 1 12 Hovingham Primary School 212 5 01/05/09 Admissions - Education Leeds 4 / 7 Breakdown of All Appeals by Round, by School then by Ethnicity between 1st September 2007 to 31st August 2008 Indian Chinese Pakistani Round School White Irish <unknown> Grand Total Grand Other Asian Bangladeshi Gypsy RomaGypsy White British Black African Kashmiri Other Black Caribbean Black Kashmiri Pakistani Kashmiri Refused To Answer Refused Mixed Asian and White Asian Mixed Any Other Ethnic Group Ethnic Any Other White Eastern European Eastern White White Western European Western White Traveller of Irish Heritage Information Not Obtained Any Other Black Background Black Any Other Any Other White Background White Any Other Any Other Mixed Background Mixed Any Other Mixed Black African and White African Black Mixed Mixed Black Caribbean and White Caribbean Black Mixed Kerr Mackie Primary School 23 5 Lawns Park Primary School 44 Little London Community Primary School and Nursery 2 2 Meadowfield Primary School 11 24 Moortown Primary School 21 3 Morley Victoria Primary School 55 Oakwood Primary School 21 3 Otley The Whartons Primary School 22 Primrose Lane Primary School 11 Pudsey Bolton Royd Primary School 22 Pudsey Tyersal Primary School 44 Pudsey Waterloo Primary School 22 Queensway Primary School 22 Richmond Hill Primary School 1 1 Robin Hood Primary School 11 Rufford Park Primary School 88 Shakespeare Primary School 2231311 11 Primary In Year In Primary Shire Oak CoE VC Primary School Spring Bank Primary School 11 Stanningley Primary School 11 Strawberry Fields Primary School 11 Summerfield Primary School 11 Talbot Primary School 214 1 4 12 Tranmere Park Primary School 2 2 Weetwood Primary School 55 West End Primary School 11 Westbrook Lane Primary School 11 Westerton Primary School 1 23 6 Westwood Primary School 213 Wigton Moor Primary School 2 2 Primary In Year Total 228221916 24 572341131 7132 196 01/05/09 Admissions - Education Leeds 5 / 7 Breakdown of All Appeals by Round, by School then by Ethnicity between 1st September 2007 to 31st August 2008 Indian Chinese Pakistani Round School White Irish <unknown> Grand Total Grand Other Asian Bangladeshi Gypsy RomaGypsy White British Black African Kashmiri Other Black Caribbean Black Kashmiri Pakistani Kashmiri Refused To Answer Refused Mixed Asian and White Asian Mixed Any Other Ethnic Group Ethnic Any Other White Eastern European Eastern White White Western European Western White Traveller of Irish Heritage Information Not Obtained Any Other Black Background Black Any Other Any Other White Background White Any Other Any Other Mixed Background Mixed Any Other Mixed Black African and White African Black Mixed Mixed Black Caribbean and White Caribbean Black Mixed Allerton Grange School 22116 Allerton High School 12 1411 312 9 7133 Benton Park School 4 12025 Boston Spa School 11 Brigshaw High School and Language College 13 13 Bruntcliffe High School
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