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ICP Areas Proposed Cross-Phase Networks Updated 15 March 2020 ICP Area Proposed Cross-Phase Networks Fylde Coast (66 primary schools) ICP 1 Wyre Fylde Reference 1A 1B 1C Nursery Primary 02001 CARR HEAD PRIMARY 02008 CHAUCER COMMUNITY 04029 Weeton St Michael's 02002 THE BRECK PRIMARY 02009 ST MARY'S CATHOLIC 04030 Ribby With Wrea Endowed 02003 CARLETON GREEN (02009) 04031 Warton St Paul's Cofe 02005 ST CHAD'S CE PRIMARY 02013 LARKHOLME PRIMARY 04032 Freckleton Cofe 02006 ST JOHN'S POULTON 02014 CHARLES SAER 04033 Singleton Cofe 02007 CARLETON ST HILDA'S CE COMMUNITY 04034 Newton Bluecoat Cofe 02019 CARTER'S CHARITY 02016 SHAKESPEARE PRIMARY 04035 Holy Family Warton PRIMARY 02017 ST WULSTANS & ST 04036 Freckleton Strike Lane 02020 FLEETWOOD'S CHARITY CE EDMUNDS 04037 Kirkham St Michael's Ce 02022 PILLING ST JOHN'S CE 02018 FLEETWOOD FLAKEFLEET 04038 The Willows Catholic 02023 ST WILLIAM'S CATHOLIC 02027 Stalmine Primary School 04039 Kirkham & Wesham 02024 GREAT ECCLESTON COPP 02030 Stanah Primary School Primary 02025 St Mary's. Gt Eccleston 02031 NORTHFOLD COMMUNITY 04040 St Joseph's Catholic 02037 Kirkland St Helen's Ce 02032 SACRED HEART. 04041 Medlar-With-Wesham Cofe 02038 Nateby Primary School THORNTON 04042 Treales Cofe Primary 02039 Forton Primary School 02033 BAINES ENDOWED 04043 Weeton Primary 02040 St Michael's-On-Wyre Ce PRIMARY 04044 Lytham St Annes Mayfield 02042 St Mary's Claughton 02035 Thornton Primary School 04045 Clifton Primary School 02043 Bilsborrow John Cross Ce 02036 Royles Brook Primary 04046 Lytham St Anne's Ansdell 02044 Calder Vale St John's Ce 02051 Staining Cofe Primary 04047 Heyhouses Endowed Cofe 02045 Inskip St Peter's Cofe 02052 Manor Beach Primary 04048 Our Lady Star Of The Sea 02046 Garstang St Thomas' Ce 02501 Hambleton Primary Acad 04049 Lytham Cofe Primary 02047 Winmarleigh Cofe 04050 St Peter's Catholic 02048 Scorton Cofe Primary 04051 St Thomas Ce Primary 02049 Garstang Community 04052 Lytham Hall Park 02050 Ss Mary And Michael 25 24 17 Secondary 02052 Hodgson Academy 02101 Millfield High School 04114 Lytham St Anne's High 02503 Garstang Community Acad 02105 Fleetwood High School 04115 Carr Hill High School 02104 St Aidan's Cofe 02106 Cardinal Allen 04116 St Bede's Catholic High 02103 Baines School Special 02130 Great Arley School 02131 Brookfield School 01433 Kirkham Pear Tree PRU 02143 Mckee College House 02132 Red Marsh School • 2 • Revisions in response to headteacher feedback are highlighted ICP Area Proposed Cross-Phase Networks ICP 2 Morecambe Bay (52 primary schools + 1 nursery) Reference 2A 2B 2C Nursery 01162 Appletree Nursery School Primary 01001 Bowerham Primary 01046 OVERTON ST HELEN'S CE 01013 ARKHOLME CE PRIMARY 01002 Dallas Road Primary 01049 GREAT WOOD PRIMARY 01014 CATON ST PAUL'S CE 01003 Willow Lane Primary 01050 TORRISHOLME COMM 01016 ST WILFRID'S CE. HALTON 01005 Lancaster Christ Church Cofe 01051 MORECAMBE BAY COM 01017 HORNBY ST MARGARET'S CE 01006 Scotforth St Paul's Cofe 01052 WEST END PRIMARY 01018 NETHER KELLET COMM 01008 St Joseph's Lancaster 01053 SANDYLANDS COMMUNITY 01019 OV KELL WILSON'S ENDOW 01009 Skerton St Luke's Cofe 01054 LANCASTER ROAD PRIMARY 01020 LECK ST PETER'S CE 01010 The Cathedral Catholic 01055 POULTON-LE-SANDS CE 01021 MELLING ST WILFRID CE 01011 Castle View Primary 01056 HEYSHAM ST PETER'S CE 01022 QUERNMORE CE PRIMARY 01012 Ryelands Primary And Nur 01057 ST MARY'S CATHOLIC 01023 TATHAM FELLS CE PRIMARY 01015 MOORSIDE PRIMARY 01058 TRUMACAR COMMUNITY 01025 CATON PRIMARY 01024 ST BERNADETTE'S CATHOLIC 01059 ST PATRICK'S. MORECAMBE 01027 WRAY WITH BOTTON END 01036 THURNHAM GLASSON CE 01060 WESTGATE PRIMARY 01028 CFTH CHRIST CHURCH CE 01038 COCKERHAM PAROCHIAL CE 01061GROSVENOR PARK PRIMARY 01029 SLYNE-WITH-HEST ST LUKES 01039 DOLPHINHOLME CE PRIMARY 01062 MOSSGATE PRIMARY 01030 BOLTON-LE-SANDS CE 01041 ELLEL ST JOHN CE 01031 OUR LADY OF LOURDES 01042 ABBEYSTEAD CAWTHORN END 01032 ARCHBISHOP HUTTON'S 01034 YEALAND CE PRIMARY 01035 SILVERDALE ST JOHN'S CE 01044 CARNFORTH PRIMARY 17 + 1 15 20 Secondary 01112 OUR LADY'S CATHOLIC COLL 01502 Lancaster Royal Grammar 01501 Lancaster Girls' Grammar 01503 Ripley St. Thomas Academy 01504 Bay Leadership Academy 01505 Carnforth High 01113 Central Lancaster High 01506 Morecambe Bay Academy Special 01149 Chadwick High 01130 MORECAMBE ROAD 01141 STEPPING STONES SCHOOL PRU 01131 THE LOYNE SCHOOL 00133 Bleasdale 00131 Wennington Hall • 3 • Revisions in response to headteacher feedback are highlighted ICP Area Proposed Cross-Phase Networks Central Lancashire (61 primary schools + 1 nursery) ICP 3 Preston Reference 3A 3B 3C 3D Nursery 06160 Stoneygate Nursery Primary 06001 Blessed Sacrament 06026 St Gregory's Cat 06048 Goosnargh Oliverson's 06052 Our Lady & St Edward's 06002 Brookfield Com 06027 St Ignatius 06049 St Francis' Catholic 06055 Kennington Primary 06005 Eldon Primary 06028 St Joseph's Preston 06050 Whitechapel 06057 Fulwood & Cadley 06007 English Martyrs 06030 St Matthew's Cofe 06051 Grimsargh St Michael's 06058 Harris Primary 06008 Brockholes Wood 06031 St Stephen's Cofe 06065 St Mary's Chipping 06060 Queen's Drive Pri 06009 Frenchwood Com 06033 Ashton Primary 06066 Alston Lane Cath 06062 Pool House Primary 06011 Preston Greenlands 06035 Preston Fishwick 06067 Longridge Cofe Pri 06071 Longsands Comm 06012 Holme Slack Com 06036 St Teresa's Catholic 06068 Barnacre Road Pri 06503 Olive School Preston 06016 Moor Nook Com 06037 Lea Community 06069 St Wilfrid's Rc 06604 Deepdale Primary 06019 Ribbleton Ave Inf 06038 Lea Endowed Cofe 06070 Ribchester St Wilfrid's 06014 Ingol Primary 06020 Ribbleton Ave Meth 06039 Lea St Mary's Cath 06064 Brabin's Endowed 06041 Sherwood Primary 06022 Sacred Heart Cath 06040 Catforth Primary 06046 Barton St Lawrence 06025 St Bernard's Cath 06042 Cottam Primary 06044 Broughton Primary 06029 St Maria Goretti 06043 Woodplumpton St 06010 Preston Grange Anne's 06056 Fulwood St Peter's 06024 St Augustine's Cath 06047 St Marys & St Andrews 06021 The Roebuck School 06023 Ashton St Andrew's 06053 St Anthony's Cath 11 06054 St Clare's Cath 06013 Holy Family 15 Catholic 14 + 1 21 Secondary 06104 Ashton Science Col 06117 Christ the King High 06115 Longridge High School 06501 Fulwood Academy 06105 Moor Park High 06118 Our Lady's Cat High 06116 St Cecilia's R.C. High 06502 Eden Boys' School 06122 Preston Muslim Girl 06212 Corpus Christi Coll 06112 Archbishop Temple 06103 Broughton High School Special 06135 Sir Tom Finney High 06141 Larches High School 06131 Moorbrook School 06134 Acorns Primary School PRU 00134 Royal Cross 00139 Hillside • 4 • Revisions in response to headteacher feedback are highlighted ICP Area Proposed Cross-Phase Networks Central Lancashire ICP 3 Chorley/South Ribble (69 primary schools + 2 nursery) Reference 3E 3F 3G 3H 3I 3J Nursery 09161 Duke Street nursery 09160 Highfield Nursery Primary 09014 St. Gregory's 09040 Croston Trinity 09007 St. George's CE 07015 St Andrew's CE Infants 09053 Clayton Brook 07007 St Aidans 09002 Duke Street 09048 Mawdesley St. 09001 All Saints Chorley 07016 Leyland Meth Junior 09034 St Bede's Primary 07009 Lostock Hall 09010 Gillibrand Peter's 09011 Chorley St. Mary's 07017 Leyland St James 09035 Clayton Le Woods 07014 St Mary & St Benedicts 09008 Chorley St. James 09049 Mawdesley St 09012 Chorley St. Peter's 07018 Leyland St Mary's 09026 Westwood 07030 Longton Primary 09006 Sacred Heart Peter & Paul's 09009 Chorley St. 07019 Woodlea Junior 09025 Manor Road 07032 St. Oswalds Catholic 09005 St. Lawrence 09042 Eccleston St Mary's Joseph's 07020 Lever House 09031 Brindle Gregson Lane 07033 New Longton All Saints 09060 Brinscall St. Johns 09052 Eccleston 09003 Highfield 07021 St Catherine's Catholic 09032 Brindle St Josephs 07037 Little Hoole 09027 Anderton St Joseph's 09046 Heskin Pemberton 09064 Trinity, Buckshaw 07022 St Anne's Catholic 09030 Brindle St James 07039 Cop Lane C E 09028 Anderton Primary 09043 Euxton C.E 09054 St. Chads Catholic 07024 Northbrook 07005 Higher Walton 07040 Middleforth C.E 09019 Rivington 09045 Primrose Hill 09015 Buckshaw Primary 07025 Seven Stars 07006 St Patrick's RC 07041 Howick C.E 09507 Adlington St. Paul's 09050 Balshaw Lane 07026 Moss Side 07008 St Leonards WLD 07042 St Mary Magdelene's 09033 Christ Church, CR 09023 Withnell St. 07028 Farington St Paul's CE 07012 Walton Le Dale 07043 Penwortham Primary 09036 Coppull St. Johns Joseph's 07029 Farington 07013 Coupe Green 07047 Broad Oak 09037 Coppull Parish 09062 Abbey Village 07616 Leyland Meth Infants 09024 Lancaster Lane 07046 Kingsfold 09039 Coppull Primary 09063 Withnell Fold 09044 Euxton St. Mary's 07051 Samlesbury CE 07044 Whitefield 09038 Coppull St. Oswalds 09022 Adlington 07045 St Teresa's, Penwortham 09055 Whittle Le Woods 07004 Our Lady & St Gerards 07001 Cuerden 08071 Tarleton 17 + 1 8 14 + 1 15 15 19 Secondary 09103 Holy Cross High 09506 Southlands 09501 St Michael's 07101 Balshaw's High 07105 Brownedge St Mary's 07106 All Hallows Catholic 09504 Albany Academy 09502 Bishop Rawstorne 09505 Parklands 07102 St Mary's High 07107 Walton-Le-Dale High 07109 Hutton 07503 Academy@Worden 07501 Lostock Hall Academy 07111 Penwortham Girls 07104 Wellfield 07502 Penwortham Priory Special 09131 Mayfield School 09145 Shaftesbury High 09130 Astley Park 07141 Golden Hill 07131 The Coppice 07130 Moor Hey PRU • 5 • Revisions in response to headteacher feedback are highlighted ICP Area Proposed Cross-Phase Networks ICP 4 West Lancashire (57 primary schools + 1 nursery) Reference 4A 4B 4C 4D Nursery 08160 Moorgate Nursery Primary 08026 Halsall St Cuthberts 08073 Holy Trinity 08061 Roby Mill 08006 Westhead Lathom 08009 Asmall Primary 08072 Mere Brow 08070 Dalton St. Michaels 08078 Brookfield Park 08012 St.
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