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List of Sample School and Academy Projects - 6th August Barking and Dagenham Dagenham Park Sample – capital allocated Sydney Russell Sample – capital allocated Bedford Borough The Bedford Academy Academy – capital allocated Birmingham Aston Engineering Academy Academy – capital allocated North Birmingham Academy Academy – capital allocated (College High) Harborne Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Heartlands Academy Academy – capital allocated Sheldon Heath Academy – capital allocated Shenley Court Academy Academy – capital allocated St Alban’s Academy Academy – capital allocated Blackpool Highfield Humanities College Sample – capital allocated Mountford Centre Sample – capital allocated St. Mary's Catholic College Sample – capital allocated Bolton Kearsley Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Bournemouth (Joint project with Poole) The Bishop of Winchester Academy – capital allocation for Academy notification after spending review The Bourne Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Bradford Appleton Academy (5) Academy – capital allocated Dixons Allerton Academy (3) Academy – capital allocated Brent The Crest Boys Academy Academy – capital allocated The Crest Girls Academy Academy – capital allocated Brighton & Hove Portslade Community College Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Buckinghamshire Aylesbury Vale Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Chesham Park Community Academy – capital allocation for College notification after spending review Calderdale Trinity Academy Academy – capital allocated Camden UCL Academy Sample – capital allocated (NB Academy) South Camden Community Sample – capital allocated Swiss Cottage Special School Sample – capital allocated Central Bedfordshire All Saints Academy Academy – capital allocated Cheshire West and Chester Cheshire 4 Woodford Lodge Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review University of Chester Church of Academy – capital allocated England Academy Croydon Croydon Brit School City College for Technology and Arts – capital allocated Harris Academy Purley Academy – capital allocated Croydon (Joint project with Kingston) Quest Academy (Selsdon High Academy – capital allocation for School) notification after spending review Derby City Derby Moor Sample – capital allocated Noel-Baker Sample – capital allocated St Martins Sample – capital allocated Derbyshire Bennerley Business and Academy – capital allocation for Enterprise College notification after spending review Devon Dartmouth Community College Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Doncaster De Warenne Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Outwood Academy, Adwick Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Rossington All Saints Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Durham Consett Academy (Consett & Academy – capital allocation for Moorside) notification after spending review Stanley Academy (Stanley & Academy – capital allocated Greencroft) Ealing West London Academy Academy – capital allocated Cardinal Wiseman Roman Sample – capital allocated Catholic School Dormers Wells High School Sample – capital allocated East Sussex The St Leonards Academy Academy – capital allocation for (Filsham Valley and The notification after spending review Grove School) The Hastings Academy (Hillcrest Academy – capital allocated School) The Eastbourne Academy Academy – capital allocation for (Eastbourne Technology notification after spending review College) Enfield Oasis Academy Hadley Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Turin Grove Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Gladys Aylward Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Essex Greensward College Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Sir Charles Lucas Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review St Peter's High School Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Gloucestershire Gloucester Academy (Bishops Academy – capital allocation for College/Central Technology notification after spending review College sites) Greenwich University Technology College Academy – capital allocation for (New School) notification after spending review Halton Halton High School Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review The Grange Comprehensive Sample – capital allocated High School Wade Deacon High School Sample – capital allocated Hampshire Havant Academy Academy – capital allocated Hartlepool Dyke House Sports And Sample – capital allocated Technology College St. Hilds CE VA School Sample – capital allocated Havering Drapers Academy Academy – capital allocated Hertfordshire Lonsdale School Sample – capital allocated Marriotts Sample – capital allocated The Nobel School Sample – capital allocated Kensington and Chelsea North Kensington Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Kent Isle of Sheppey Academy Academy – capital allocated Dover Christ Church Academy Academy – capital allocation for incl Aspen 2 (Special) (Archers notification after spending review Court Maths and Computing College) Skinners Kent Academy Academy – capital allocated St Augustine Academy (The Academy – capital allocation for Astor of Hever Community notification after spending review School) The Duke of York's Royal Academy – capital allocation for Military School notification after spending review The John Wallis C of E Academy Academy – capital allocation for Ashford (Ashford Christ Church notification after spending review CE Maths and Computer College) The Knole Academy (The Academy – capital allocation for Bradbourne and The notification after spending review Wildernesse School) Wilmington Enterprise College Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Kingston upon Hull Endeavour Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Kirklees Howden Clough Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Netherhall Studio School Studio School – capital allocation for notification after spending review Lambeth Lambeth 4 New School Academy – capital allocation for (Fenstanton Site) notification after spending review Dunraven (Foundation Mixed) Sample – capital allocated Secondary School Lilian Bayliss Sample – capital allocated Norwood Sample – capital allocated Lincolnshire The Priory Ruskin Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Holbeach (George Farmer Academy – capital allocation for Technology College including St notification after spending review Guthlac) Liverpool De La Salle Academy - Liverpool Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Enterprise South Liverpool Academy – capital allocated Academy Luton Luton Studio School Studio School – capital allocation for notification after spending review Medway Brompton Academy Academy – capital allocated Strood Academy Academy – capital allocated The Bishop of Rochester Academy – capital allocated Academy Norfolk Ormiston Victory Academy Academy – capital allocation for (Costessey) notification after spending review Kings Lynn Academy (Park High Academy – capital allocation for School) notification after spending review Ormiston Venture Academy Academy – capital allocation for (Oriel High School) notification after spending review Thetford Academy (Rosemary Academy – capital allocation for Musker High School and Charles notification after spending review Burrell Humanities School) North East Lincolnshire Tollbar Edge Cleethorpes Academy – capital allocation for Academy notification after spending review North Somerset Hans Price Academy (Wyvern) Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Northamptonshire Kettering Buccleuch Academy Academy – capital allocated Kettering Science Academy Academy – capital allocated Malcolm Arnold Academy Academy – capital allocated (Northants 5) Weston Favell School Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Nottingham Nottingham Girls Academy Academy – capital allocation for (currently Manning notification after spending review Comprehensive) Oldham Oasis Oldham Academy Academy – capital allocated The Waterhead Academy Academy – capital allocated New RC School Sample – capital allocated North Chadderton Sample – capital allocated Oldham Academy North Academy – capital allocated Oxfordshire Oxfordshire 4 (Oxford School) Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Peterborough Ormiston Bushfield Academy Academy – capital allocated Plymouth All Saint's Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Marine Academy (Tamarside, Academy – capital allocation for Plymouth 1) notification after spending review Poole (Joint project with Bournemouth) St Aldhelm's Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Ashdown Technology College Sample – capital allocated Portsmouth Charter Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Redbridge Isaac Newton Academy Academy – capital allocated Redcar and Cleveland Freebrough Academy Academy – capital allocation for notification after spending review Richmond-upon-Thames Richmond 1 (Hampton) Academy
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