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Is a current webpage Which website url Yes Abbey Grange C of E Academy http://www.abbeygrangeschool.co.uk/ Yes Allerton Grange School http://www.allertongrange.org/ Yes Allerton High Business and Enterprise Specialist School http://www.allertonhigh.org.uk/ Yes Benton Park School http://www.bentonpark.org.uk/ Yes Boston Spa School http://www.bostonspa.leeds.sch.uk/ Yes Brigshaw High School and Language College http://www.brigshaw.com/ Yes Bruntcliffe school http://www.bruntcliffe.net/ Yes Cardinal Heenan Catholic http://www.cardinalheenan.com/ Yes Carr Manor Community http://www.carrmanor.org.uk/ No City of Leeds http:// www.cityofleeds.org/ Yes Cockburn http://www.cockburnschool.org/ Yes Co-operative Academy http://www.cal.coop/ Yes Corpus Chrisit Catholic http://www.corpuschristicollege.leeds.sch.uk/ Yes Crawshaw http://www.crawshawschool.org.uk/ Yes David Young Community http://www.dyca.org.uk/ Yes Leeds East http://www.leedseastacademy.org.uk/ Yes Farnley Academy http://www.farnley.leeds.sch.uk/ Yes Farnley Academy http://www.farnley.leeds.sch.uk/about-us/west-silc- Yes Garforth Academy http://www.garforthacademy.org.uk/ No Guiseley http://www.guiseleyschool.org.uk/ No Horsforth http://www.horsforthschool.org/ No John Smeaton Community http:// www.johnsmeatonacademy.org.uk/ Yes Lawnswood http://www.lawnswoodschool.co.uk/ No Leeds Jewish Free http://www.brodetsky.leeds.sch.uk/jfs.htm No Leeds West http://www.leedswestacademy.org.uk/ Yes Morley Academy http://www.morley.leeds.sch.uk/ Yes Mount St Marys Catholic http://www.mountstmarys.org/ Yes Priesthorpe http://www.priesthorpe.leeds.sch.uk/ Yes Prince Henrys Grammer http://www.princehenrys.co.uk/page/default.asp?title Yes Pudsey Grangefield http://pudseygrangefield.leeds.sch.uk/ Yes Ralph Thoresby http://www.ralphthoresby.com/ Yes Rodillian http://www.rodillianacademy.co.uk/ Yes Roundhay 4 to 18 No Royds http://www.roydsschool.org/ Yes South Leeds http://www.tsla.org.uk/ Yes Ruth Gorse http://www.ruthgorse.leeds.sch.uk/ Yes St Marys Menston Catholic http://www.stmarysmenston.org/Pages/default.aspx No Swallow Hill http://www.swallowhillcommunitycollege.org/ Yes Temple Moor http://www.tmhs.co.uk/ Yes Wetherby High http://www.wetherbyhigh.co.uk/en/ Yes Woodkirk Academy http://www.woodkirkacademy.co.uk/ Yes John Jamieson School and Technology College http://www.eastsilc.org/page/?pid=15 Yes West Oaks SEN Specialist School and College http://www.westoaks.leeds.sch.uk/ Yes Broomfield Specialist Inclusive Learning Center http://www.broomfieldschool.org.uk/ Yes West Specialist School and Inclusive Learning Center http://www.westsilc.co.uk/about-us-our-school/ North West Specialist School and Learning Center www.nwsilc.org Yes Elmete http://www.elmetecentralschool.co.uk/.

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