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Active Lives Children and Young People Survey Kent Schools Selected: Spring 2019 Deadline for Completion of Surveys: Friday 12Th April 2019 Active Lives Children and Young People Survey Kent schools selected: Spring 2019 Deadline for completion of surveys: Friday 12th April 2019 District School Ashford Highworth Grammar School Ashford Mersham Primary School Ashford Smarden Primary School Ashford The North School Ashford Smeeth Community Primary School Ashford The John Wesley CofE Methodist Voluntary Aided Primary School Ashford Willesborough Infant School Ashford Willesborough Junior School Canterbury Barham CofE Primary School Canterbury Blean Primary School Canterbury Chartham Primary School Canterbury Pilgrims' Way Primary School and Nursery Canterbury Simon Langton Girls' Grammar School Canterbury Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys Canterbury St Edmund's School Canterbury Canterbury St Thomas' Catholic Primary School Canterbury Canterbury Swalecliffe Community Primary School Canterbury The Community College Whitstable Dartford Darenth Community Primary School Dartford Dartford Bridge Community Primary School Dartford Dartford Grammar School Dartford Dartford Science & Technology College Dartford Holy Trinity CofE Primary School Dartford Dartford The Ebbsfleet Academy Dover Astor College (A Specialist College for the Arts) Dover Barton Junior School Dover Dover Grammar School for Boys Dover Dover Grammar School for Girls Dover Eythorne Elvington Community Primary School Dover Sandwich Junior School Dover Sandwich Technology School Dover River Primary School Dover St Martin's School Dover White Cliffs Primary College for the Arts Gravesham Kings Farm Primary School Gravesham Mayfield Grammar School Gravesend Gravesham Meopham Community Academy Gravesham Northfleet Technology College Gravesham St John's Catholic Primary School Gravesend Gravesham Wrotham Road Primary School Maidstone Boughton Monchelsea Primary School Maidstone Brunswick House Primary School Maidstone Cornwallis Academy Maidstone Invicta Grammar School Maidstone Madginford Primary School Maidstone St Augustine Academy Maidstone Sutton Valence School Medway Balfour Infant School Medway Holcombe Grammar School Medway Napier Community Primary and Nursery Academy Medway St Mary's Catholic Primary School Medway Strood Academy Medway The Hundred of Hoo Academy Medway Walderslade Primary School Sevenoaks Crockenhill Primary School Sevenoaks Four Elms Primary School Sevenoaks Hextable Primary School Sevenoaks High Firs Primary School Sevenoaks Orchards Academy Sevenoaks St John's CofE Primary School Sevenoaks Sevenoaks The New Beacon School Folkestone and Hythe All Souls' CofE Primary School Folkestone and Hythe Brockhill Park Performing Arts College Folkestone and Hythe Cheriton Primary School Folkestone and Hythe Christ Church Cep Academy Folkestone Folkestone and Hythe Hawkinge Primary School Folkestone and Hythe Hythe Bay CofE Primary School Folkestone and Hythe The Folkestone School for Girls Swale Halfway Houses Primary School Swale Ospringe CofE Primary School Swale Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School Swale The Abbey School Swale Minster in Sheppey Primary School Swale Westlands School Thanet Birchington CofE Primary School Thanet Dame Janet Primary Academy Thanet Drapers Mills Primary Academy Thanet Hartsdown Academy Thanet Northdown Primary School Thanet Salmestone Primary School Thanet St Crispin's Community Primary Infant School Thanet St George's CofE Foundation School Thanet Ursuline College Tonbridge and Malling Aylesford Primary School Tonbridge and Malling St Katherine's School Tonbridge and Malling The Judd School Tonbridge and Malling The Hayesbrook School Tonbridge and Malling Tunbury Primary School Tonbridge and Malling Wrotham School Tunbridge Wells Brenchley and Matfield CofE Primary School Tunbridge Wells Cranbrook School Tunbridge Wells Horsmonden Primary School Tunbridge Wells St John's CofE Primary School Tunbridge Wells St Matthew's High Brooms CofE Voluntary Controlled Primary School Tunbridge Wells The Schools At Somerhill Tunbridge Wells Tunbridge Wells Girls' Grammar School Tunbridge Wells Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys .
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