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South Downs National Park Travel Grant Eligible Schools Schools Eligible for the Travel Grant Scheme Last Updated 17Th March 2015 South Downs National Park Travel Grant Eligible Schools Schools eligible for the Travel Grant Scheme Last updated 17th March 2015 Postcode Name BN1 1AL Middle Street Primary School BN1 3AT Brighton and Hove High School BN1 3EF St Mary Magdalen RC Primary School, Brighton BN1 3JA Alternative Centre for Education (PRU) BN1 3JA Brighton and Hove Pupil Referral Unit BN1 3LP St Paul's CE Primary School, Brighton BN1 4GP St Bartholomew's CE Primary School BN1 4LF Bellerbys College BN1 6ED Downs Junior School BN1 6FB Brighton and Hove Montessori School BN1 6JA Downs Infant School BN1 6NE Balfour Infant School BN1 6NE Balfour Junior School BN1 6NP Varndean School BN1 7BF St Joseph's RC Primary School, Brighton BN1 7FP Cedar Centre BN1 7FP Hertford Junior School BN1 7GF Hertford Infant School BN1 7LA The Alternative Centre for Education BN1 9EN Coldean Primary School BN1 9RH University of Sussex BN11 2AA Chesswood Middle School Postcode Name BN11 2DG Lyndhurst First School BN11 2JX Davison CE High School for Girls BN11 4BB Heene CE First School BN11 4BD St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Worthing BN11 4BL Our Lady of Sion School BN12 4NT Goring-By-Sea CE First School BN12 6EN Field Place First School BN12 6EN The Orchards Middle School BN12 6JP Palatine School BN13 1NS Worthing College BN13 3EZ Hawthorns First School BN13 3QH The Laurels First School BN14 8BG St Andrew's CE High School for Boys, Worthing BN14 8BQ Springfield First School BN14 8GD Downsbrook Middle School BN14 8LH Whytemead First School BN15 0BU Sompting Village Primary School BN17 6AW The Links College South BN17 6ES Connaught Junior School BN17 6EW River Beach Primary School BN17 6HL St Catherine's Catholic Primary School BN17 7JL White Meadows BN17 7JZ Lyminster Primary School BN2 0AF St Johns Residential School, Brighton BN2 0AH St John the Baptist RC Primary School, Brighton BN2 0AL Brighton College BN2 0BN Queens Park Primary School Postcode Name BN2 0BT Royal Spa Nursery School BN2 0EU Brighton College Prep School BN2 0GR Tarnerland Nursery School BN2 2ET Hamilton Lodge School BN2 3AJ Fairlight Primary School BN2 3ES Elm Grove Primary School BN2 3LJ St Martin's CE Primary School BN2 4ED Coombe Road Primary School BN2 4GJ University of Brighton BN2 4JP Bevendean Primary School BN2 4PA Moulsecoomb Primary School BN2 5EA St Mark's CE Primary School, Brighton BN2 5FL City Acadmey Whitehawk BN2 5RA Brighton Steiner School BN2 6RH Rudyard Kipling Primary School BN2 9HS Carlton Hill Primary School BN2 9ZF St Lukes Primary School BN22 0BQ The Lindfield School BN22 0SS Oakwood Primary Academy, Eastbourne BN22 8BE Bourne Primary School BN22 8PD Roselands Infant School BN22 9BX Highfield Junior School, Eastbourne BN22 9QJ Parkland Infant School, Eastbourne BN22 9QJ Parkland Junior School, Eastbourne BN22 9RB Hampden Park Infant School BN22 9RQ Eastbourne Academy BN23 7EA Langney Primary School Postcode Name BN23 7EJ The Bishop Bell CE School BN23 7SL West Rise Community Infant School BN23 7SL West Rise Junior School BN23 8ED Shinewater Primary School BN23 8EJ Hazel Court Special School BN23 8EJ The Causeway School BN27 1DT Hailsham Community College BN27 2FB White House Primary School BN27 2PH Marshlands Primary School BN27 3UW Grovelands Community School BN3 1RG Davigdor Infant School BN3 2RP Somerhill Junior School BN3 3ER The Montessori Place BN3 3YT St Andrew's CE Primary School, Hove BN3 4ED Deepdene School BN3 5JA West Hove Infant School BN3 5JA West Hove Junior School BN3 6GE Drive Preparatory School BN3 7BW Blatchington Mill School BN3 7JW Goldstone Primary School BN3 8AA Hove Park School BN3 8BN West Blatchington Primary School BN3 8LF Hangleton Infant School BN3 8LF Hangleton Junior School BN41 1LB St Mary's RC Primary School, Brighton BN41 1LS St Peters Community Infant School, Brighton BN41 1XS Benfield Junior School Postcode Name BN41 2FU Downs Park School BN41 2FU Hillside Special School BN41 2LA Brackenbury Primary School BN41 2LA St Nicolas' CE Junior School, Portslade BN41 2PA Peter Gladwin Primary School BN41 2WN Mile Oak Primary School BN41 2WS Portslade Community College BN42 4GB Glebe Primary School BN42 4NF Eastbrook Primary School BN42 4NF Manor Hall Middle School BN43 6PE St Nicholas and St Mary CE Primary School, Shoreham by sea BN43 6PJ St Peter's Catholic Primary School, Shoreham By Sea BN43 6YT Shoreham Academy BN43 6YW Shoreham College GU1 1JY Christ's College, Guildford GU11 3PU St Michael's Infant School GU11 3SL Park Primary School GU12 4AS The Connaught School GU12 4RZ Belle Vue Infant School GU14 8HW Farnborough Grange Nursery/Infant Community School GU14 8LH Cherrywood Community Primary School GU14 8LS St Bernadette's Catholic Primary School GU14 8TA Grange Community Junior School PO1 1JE Arundel Court Infant School PO1 1JE Arundel Court Junior School PO1 1PX St John's Cathedral Catholic Primary School, Portsmouth Postcode Name PO1 1RX St Edmund's Catholic School PO1 2LN Portsmouth Grammar Junior School PO1 2LN Portsmouth Grammar School PO1 2NZ St Jude's CE Primary School PO1 2UP University of Portsmouth PO1 3BN St George's Beneficial CE Primary School PO1 4PN Charles Dickens Infant School PO1 4PN Charles Dickens Junior School PO1 5BG Penhale Infant School PO1 5PF City of Portsmouth Girls' School PO1 5QR Manor Infant School PO11 9DD Mengham Infant School PO11 9ET Mengham Junior School PO12 1JD Newtown CE Primary School PO12 1SQ Haselworth Primary School PO12 3NB St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Gosport PO12 3NL Leesland CE Infant School PO12 3QF Leesland CE Junior School PO12 4AF Quayside Education Centre PO12 4JH St John's CE Primary School, Gosport PO12 4SL Brockhurst Junior School PO12 4SR Brockhurst Infant School PO13 8AA Siskin Infant and Nursery School PO13 8AA Siskin Junior School PO2 0UR Gatcombe Park Primary School PO2 7BJ Flying Bull Primary School PO2 7HX Isambard Brunel Junior School Postcode Name PO2 7JB Meredith Infant School PO2 7RW Newbridge Junior School PO2 8NW Stamshaw Infant School PO2 8QH Stamshaw Junior School PO2 9AX Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School PO2 9NE Northern Parade Junior School PO2 9NJ Northern Parade Infant School PO2 9RJ The City of Portsmouth Boys' School PO21 1BG Edward Bryant Primary School PO21 1DJ St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Bognor Regis PO21 5EZ Glade Infant School PO21 5LH The Regis School PO21 5NW Nyewood CE Infant School PO21 5NW Nyewood CE Junior School PO22 9BH Bartons Infant School PO22 9HT Laburnum Grove Junior School PO22 9PZ South Bersted CE Primary School PO4 0DL Priory School - Specialist Sports College PO4 0DT Goldsmith Infant School PO5 1HG Cottage Grove Primary School PO5 3EQ Portsmouth High School GDST PO5 3QW St John's College, Southsea PO5 4LS Somers Park Primary School PO6 2PP Court Lane Infant School PO6 2PP Court Lane Junior School PO6 3JL Portsdown Primary School PO6 3NH Medina Primary School Postcode Name PO6 3PL Beacon View Primary Academy PO6 4JD St Paul's Catholic Primary School, Cosham PO6 4QP King Richard School PO6 4QP The Victory Primary School PO7 5NQ Purbrook Infant School PO7 5NQ Purbrook Junior School PO7 5QD Riverside Community Special School PO7 5QL Morelands Primary School PO7 5UD Crookhorn College of Technology PO7 7BP St Peter's Catholic Primary School, Waterlooville PO7 7DB Mill Hill Primary School PO7 7JJ The Waterloo School PO7 8AA South Downs College PO7 8ED Hulbert Junior School PO7 8ED Springwood Infant School PO7 8ED Springwood Junior School PO8 9QD Woodcroft Primary PO8 9XP Rachel Madocks School PO9 2JX St Alban's CE Primary School PO9 3BD Trosnant Infant School PO9 3BD Trosnant Junior School and BESD Unit PO9 3DR St Thomas More's Catholic Primary School, Havant PO9 3EF Bidbury Infant School PO9 3EF Bidbury Junior School PO9 3HN Barncroft Primary School PO9 4AJ Woodlands Education Centre PO9 4AQ Prospect School Postcode Name PO9 4BU Park Community School PO9 4LR Warren Park Primary School PO9 4RY Riders Infant School PO9 4RY Riders Junior School PO9 5HX Front Lawn Infant School PO9 5HX Front Lawn Junior School PO9 5JD Havant Academy PO9 5PE Sharps Copse Primary and Nursery School PO9 6BB Rowlands Castle St John's CE Primary School RH11 9ES Seymour Primary School RH11 9PD Broadfield East Infant School RH11 9PD Broadfield East Junior School RH15 9SU Southway Junior School SM5 1LW Wandle Valley School SP10 4BS Knights Enham Infant School SP10 4BS Knight's Enham Junior School SP10 5JY Roman Way Primary School SP11 6JP Andover Education Centre TN31 7ND Rye Community Primary School TN31 7NQ Rye College TN34 2AA Sandown Primary School TN34 2HU Blacklands Primary School TN34 3JT Torfield School TN34 3QT Castledown Community Primary and Nursery School TN34 3TH Elphinstone Community School TN35 5DB Red Lake Community Primary School TN35 5DN Hillcrest School, Hastings Postcode Name TN35 5JU All Saints CE Junior School, Hastings TN35 5NA Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School TN35 5NJ Dudley Infant School TN37 6EU St Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School, St Leonards-on-sea TN37 6JJ Christ Church CE Primary School TN37 6RT St Paul's CE Primary School, St Leonards-on-Sea TN37 7EA Silverdale Primary School TN38 0NX St Leonards CE Primary School TN38 8BX West St Leonards Community Primary School TN38 8HH Filsham Valley School TN38 8HH Saxon Mount School TN38 9DS Hollington Primary School TN38 9JP The Grove TN38 9JU New Horizons School TN38 9PB Churchwood Community Primary School TN39 4BD Sidley Community Primary School TN39 4EB Charters Ancaster College TN39 4HS King Offa Primary School TN39 5HA All Saints CE Primary School, Bexhill TN40 1QE St Peter and St Paul CE Primary School, Bexhill-on-Sea TN40 1SE St Richard's Catholic College, Bexhill-on-Sea TN40 2AT Chantry Community Primary School .
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