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Local Authority Establishment Reason Establishment Closed Postcode Urban/Rural Reason Establishment Local Authority Establishment Postcode Urban/Rural Closed Barking and Dagenham Grafton Infants' School Closure RM8 3EX Urban major conurbation Barnet Christ Church CofE Secondary School Closure N12 9HB Urban major conurbation Barnet St Mary's CofE High School Closure NW4 1AB Urban major conurbation Barnet The Pardes House and Beis Yaakov Primary School Closure NW9 6NQ Urban major conurbation Barnsley Worsbrough St Mary's CofE Primary School Closure S70 5RG Urban city and town Bath and North East Somerset Parkside Infant School Closure BA1 2NE Urban city and town Bath and North East Somerset St Swithin's CofE Infant School Closure BA1 6DX Urban city and town Bath and North East Somerset Camerton Church School Closure BA2 0PS Rural village Bath and North East Somerset Bath Community Academy Closure BA2 2QL Urban city and town Bedford Marlborough Lower School Closure MK40 4LE Urban city and town Bedford Colmworth CofE VC Lower School Closure MK44 2JX Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Bedford Abbey Middle School Closure MK42 9XA Urban city and town Bedford Harrowden Middle School Closure MK42 0HH Urban city and town Bedford Margaret Beaufort Middle School Closure MK44 1DR Rural village Bedford Alban Church of England Academy Closure MK44 3HZ Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Bexley St Mary and St Joseph's Catholic School Closure DA14 6BP Urban major conurbation Bexley St Luke's Catholic Sixth Form College Closure DA14 6BP Urban major conurbation Birmingham Sir Wilfrid Martineau School Closure B33 9UE Urban major conurbation Birmingham Cardinal Newman Catholic School Closure B17 8ES Urban major conurbation Birmingham St Paul's Community Foundation School Closure B12 8NJ Urban major conurbation Birmingham The Baverstock Academy Closure B14 5TL Urban major conurbation Birmingham Kajans Hospitality & Catering Studio College - Khcsc Closure B6 6EL Urban major conurbation Blackburn with Darwen Hawthorns Junior School Closure BB1 8HQ Urban city and town Blackburn with Darwen Higher Croft Community Primary School Closure BB2 3UY Urban city and town Bolton The Moss Primary School Closure BL2 6NW Urban major conurbation Bolton Westhoughton Primary School Closure BL5 3DT Urban major conurbation Bolton Longsight Community Primary School Closure BL2 3JN Urban major conurbation Bolton St Catherine's CofE Primary School, Horwich Closure BL6 5QT Urban city and town Bolton Scot Lane End CofE Primary School, Blackrod Closure BL6 5SN Urban city and town Bolton Christ's Church CofE Primary School, Harwood Closure BL2 4HU Urban major conurbation Bradford Ferniehurst First School Closure BD17 5QP Urban major conurbation Bradford St Mary's Catholic Primary School Closure BD1 4EJ Urban major conurbation Bradford Yorkshire Martyrs Catholic College Closure BD4 6NR Urban major conurbation Bradford Dixons City Technology College Closure BD5 7RR Urban major conurbation Bradford Bradford Studio School Closure BD1 2DX Urban major conurbation Brent The Avenue School Closure NW6 7YG Urban major conurbation Brighton and Hove East Brighton College of Media Arts Closure BN2 5PB Urban city and town Bristol City of Holymead Junior School Closure BS4 4HB Urban city and town Bristol City of Stockwood Green Primary School Closure BS14 8SJ Urban city and town Bristol City of Whitehouse Primary School Closure BS13 9PB Urban city and town Bristol City of Lockleaze School Closure BS7 9XT Urban city and town Bristol City of Lawrence Weston School Closure BS11 0QA Urban city and town Bristol City of Withywood Community School Closure BS13 9BL Urban city and town Bristol City of St Thoma's More Catholic Secondary School Closure BS7 9NH Urban city and town Bromley Anerley Primary School Closure SE20 8BW Urban major conurbation Bromley All Saints Catholic School Closure BR4 9HN Urban major conurbation Bury Affetside Primary School Closure BL8 3QW Rural village Bury St Paul's Church of England Primary School, Ramsbottom Closure BL0 9BR Urban major conurbation Calderdale Queen's Road Junior Infant and Nursery School Closure HX1 4LE Urban major conurbation Calderdale The Ridings School Closure HX3 5SX Urban major conurbation Calderdale St Catherine's Catholic High School Closure HX2 9TH Urban major conurbation Calderdale Mixenden Community Primary School Closure HX2 8SN Urban major conurbation Cambridgeshire Gamlingay Village College Closure SG19 3HD Rural town and fringe Central Bedfordshire Brewers Hill Middle School Closure LU6 1AJ Urban city and town Central Bedfordshire Streetfield Middle School Closure LU1 4BB Rural town and fringe Central Bedfordshire Ashton CofE VA Middle School Closure LU6 1NH Urban city and town Central Bedfordshire Central Bedfordshire UTC Closure LU5 5PY Urban city and town Cheshire East Oakenclough Primary School Closure SK9 2PZ Urban major conurbation Cheshire East Warwick Community Primary School Closure SK11 8TB Urban city and town Cheshire East Buerton Primary School Closure CW3 0DD Rural village Cheshire East Church Lawton Primary School Closure ST7 3EL Urban city and town Cheshire East Lodgefields Community Primary School Closure CW2 8TU Urban city and town Cheshire West and Chester Boughton St Paul's Nursery and Infant School Closure CH3 5BA Urban city and town Cheshire West and Chester Harthill Primary School Closure CH3 9LQ Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Cheshire West and Chester Dunham Hill Primary School Closure WA6 0LX Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Cheshire West and Chester Mansfield Primary School Closure CH65 7AR Urban city and town Cheshire West and Chester Gorsthills Community Primary School Closure CH66 4LT Urban city and town Cheshire West and Chester Handley Hill Primary School Closure CW7 1EW Urban city and town Cheshire West and Chester Neston St Mary's CofE Primary School Closure CH64 9SL Urban city and town Cheshire West and Chester Kingsway High School Closure CH2 2LB Urban city and town Cheshire West and Chester Frodsham School, A Science and Technology College Closure WA6 6RP Rural town and fringe Cheshire West and Chester Woodfield Primary School Closure CH2 2QE Urban city and town Cornwall Tresillian Infant School Closure TR2 4BA Rural village Cornwall Lanreath CofE VC Primary School Closure PL13 2NX Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Cornwall St Michael's Secondary School Closure TR14 7AD Urban city and town Cornwall St Martin-in-Meneage Community Primary School Closure TR12 6BT Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Coventry Howes Community Primary School Closure CV3 5EH Urban city and town Coventry Woodway Park School and Community College Closure CV2 2RH Urban city and town Coventry Woodlands Academy Closure CV5 7FF Urban city and town Croydon Selhurst Mathematics and Computing Specialist School Closure CR0 2HN Urban major conurbation Cumbria Welton School Closure CA5 7HE Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Cumbria Belah Primary School Closure CA3 9JZ Urban city and town Cumbria Morton Park Primary School Closure CA2 6QH Urban city and town Cumbria St Cuthbert's CofE School Closure CA11 9NA Rural village in a sparse setting Cumbria Ravenstonedale Endowed School Closure CA17 4NQ Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings in a sparse setting Cumbria Satterthwaite and Rusland CofE School Closure LA12 8LL Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings in a sparse setting Cumbria Lowick CofE School Closure LA12 8EB Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Cumbria Bampton Endowed School Closure CA10 2RQ Rural village in a sparse setting Cumbria Lochinvar School Closure CA6 5UG Rural town and fringe Cumbria Southfield Technology College Closure CA14 5BH Urban city and town Cumbria Stainburn School and Science College Closure CA14 4EB Rural town and fringe Cumbria Heversham St Peter's CofE Primary School Closure LA7 7FG Rural village Darlington Rise Carr Primary School Closure DL3 0NS Urban city and town Derby Allenpark Infant School Closure DE24 9DE Urban city and town Derby The Village Community School Closure DE23 8DF Urban city and town Derby Merrill College Closure DE24 0AN Urban city and town Derbyshire Castle Gresley Infant School Closure DE11 9JF Urban city and town Derbyshire Lakeside Infant School Closure NG10 3GN Urban minor conurbation Derbyshire Apperknowle Community Primary School Closure S18 4AU Rural village Derbyshire Highfield Primary School Closure NG10 4HR Urban minor conurbation Devon Dalwood Primary School Closure EX13 7EW Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Devon Broadwoodwidger Primary School Closure PL16 0EX Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings in a sparse setting Devon Clovelly Primary School Closure EX39 5SU Rural village in a sparse setting Devon Sutcombe Community Primary School Closure EX22 7PW Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings in a sparse setting Devon West and East Putford School Closure EX22 7UT Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings in a sparse setting Devon Chawleigh Primary School Closure EX18 7HH Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings in a sparse setting Devon Pyworthy Church of England Primary School Closure EX22 6ST Rural village in a sparse setting Devon Sparkwell All Saints (VA) Primary School Closure PL7 5DB Rural hamlet and isolated dwellings Devon Burrington Church of England Controlled Primary School Closure EX37 9JG Rural village in a sparse setting Doncaster Rossington Holmescarr Junior School Closure DN11 0LP Urban minor conurbation Doncaster Cantley Sycamore Primary School Closure DN4 6AH Urban minor conurbation Doncaster Doncaster St Aidan's CofE Primary and Nursery School Closure DN2 4RW Urban minor conurbation Doncaster Thorne South Common Primary School Closure
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