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Abbey C.Of E. Infant School Abbots Farm Infant Last Modified - 20/12/2013 Abbey C.Of E. Infant School ASTON ROAD Headteacher: Mrs. Sharon Thorpe NUNEATON DfE No: 3103 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Infant CV11 5EL Telephone No: (024) 7638 6101 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Nuneaton & Bedworth Academy?: N Control: C of E Controlled Abbots Farm Infant School ABBOTTS WAY Headteacher: Mrs. Linda Teague RUGBY DfE No: 2410 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Infant CV21 4AP Telephone No: (01788) 543093 Fax No: (01788) 543093 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: N Control: Community Abbots Farm Junior School ABBOTTS WAY Headteacher: Mrs. Sharon Farrell RUGBY DfE No: 2421 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Junior CV21 4AP Telephone No: (01788) 576074 Fax No: (01788) 576074 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: N Control: Community Acorns Primary School LONG COMPTON Headteacher: Mr. Christian Hilton SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR DfE No: 2639 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV36 5LA Telephone No: (01608) 684654 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Southern Academy?: N Control: Community Alcester Academy GERARD ROAD Headteacher: Ms. Jane Brooks ALCESTER DfE No: 4240 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Secondary B49 6QQ Telephone No: (01789) 762285 Fax No: (01789) 400095 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Southern Academy?: Y Control: Academy Trust Alcester Grammar School BIRMINGHAM ROAD Headteacher: Mr. Iain Blaikie ALCESTER DfE No: 5407 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Secondary B49 5ED Telephone No: (01789) 762494 Fax No: (01789) 400626 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Southern Academy?: Y Control: Academy Trust Page 1 Last Modified - 20/12/2013 All Saints C.Of E. (VA) Primary School, Leek Wootton WARWICK ROAD Headteacher: Mrs. Susan Patterson LEEK WOOTTON WARWICK DfE No: 3588 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV35 7QR Telephone No: (01926) 400498 Fax No: (01926) 400498 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Central Academy?: N Control: C of E Aided All Saints C.Of E. Infant School, Bedworth THE PRIORS OFF MITCHELL ROAD Headteacher: Mrs. Tina Keeling BEDWORTH DfE No: 3301 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Infant CV12 9HP Telephone No: (024) 7631 3387 Fax No: (024) 7631 4081 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Nuneaton & Bedworth Academy?: N Control: C of E Aided All Saints C.Of E. Junior School, Warwick NELSON AVENUE Headteacher: Mrs. Deborah Cossins WARWICK DfE No: 3154 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Junior CV34 5LY Telephone No: (01926) 492991 Fax No: (01926) 408116 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Central Academy?: N Control: C of E Controlled All Saints C.Of E. Primary School, Nuneaton KNEBLEY CRESCENT Headteacher: Mrs. Sally Kaminski-Gaze NUNEATON DfE No: 3101 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV10 7AT Telephone No: (024) 7638 2123 Fax No: (024) 7632 0531 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Nuneaton & Bedworth Academy?: N Control: C of E Controlled Alveston C.Of E. Primary School KNIGHT'S LANE Headteacher: Mrs. Krystyna Vickery TIDDINGTON STRATFORD-UPON-AVON DfE No: 3002 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV37 7BZ Telephone No: (01789) 293412 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Southern Academy?: N Control: C of E Controlled Arden Forest Infant School WESTON LANE Headteacher: Ms. Lynne Norris BULKINGTON NUNEATON DfE No: 2630 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Infant CV12 9RT Telephone No: (024) 7631 5913 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Nuneaton & Bedworth Academy?: N Control: Community Page 2 Last Modified - 20/12/2013 Arley Primary School ANSLEY LANE Headteacher: Ms. Brigette Letts ARLEY COVENTRY DfE No: 2012 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV7 8NU Telephone No: (01676) 540348 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: North Warwickshire Academy?: N Control: Community Ash Green School and Arts College ASH GREEN LANE Headteacher: Mr. Andrew Clay EXHALL COVENTRY DfE No: 5401 WEST MIDLANDS Type: Secondary CV7 9AH Telephone No: (024) 7636 6772 Fax No: (024) 7636 6383 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Nuneaton & Bedworth ch.uk Academy?: Y Control: Academy Trust Ashlawn School ASHLAWN ROAD Headteacher: Mrs. Lois Reed RUGBY DfE No: 4241 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Secondary CV22 5ET Telephone No: (01788) 573425/6 Fax No: (01788) 536159 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: Y Control: Academy Trust Atherstone Early Years Centre KINGS AVENUE Headteacher: Ms. Sharon Kindred and Ms. Shian Mabberley ATHERSTONE DfE No: 1000 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Nursery CV9 1JZ Telephone No: (01827) 713116 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: North Warwickshire Academy?: N Control: Community Austrey C.Of E. Primary School ST. NICHOLAS CLOSE Headteacher: Mrs. Ann Parsons AUSTREY ATHERSTONE DfE No: 3007 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV9 3EQ Telephone No: (01827) 830248 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: North Warwickshire Academy?: Y Control: C of E Controlled Aylesford School and Sixth Form College TAPPING WAY Headteacher: Mr. Steven Hall WARWICK DfE No: 4190 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Secondary CV34 6XR Telephone No: (01926) 747100 Fax No: (01926) 494194 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Central Academy?: Y Control: Academy Trust Page 3 Last Modified - 20/12/2013 Barford St. Peter's C.Of E. Primary School CHURCH STREET Headteacher: Ms. Annette Delaney BARFORD WARWICK DfE No: 3587 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV35 8EW Telephone No: (01926) 624244 Fax No: (01926) 624109 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Southern Academy?: N Control: C of E Aided Bawnmore Infant School BAWNMORE ROAD Headteacher: Mrs. Debra Wade RUGBY DfE No: 2423 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Infant CV22 6JS Telephone No: (01788) 810065 Fax No: (01788) 810065 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: N Control: Community Bedworth Heath Nursery School and Children's Centre GLEBE AVENUE Headteacher: Miss. Amanda King BEDWORTH DfE No: 1002 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Nursery CV12 0DP Telephone No: (024) 7636 4188 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Nuneaton & Bedworth Academy?: N Control: Community Bidford-On-Avon C.Of E. Primary School BRAMLEY WAY Headteacher: Mr. Andrew Simms BIDFORD-ON-AVON ALCESTER DfE No: 3011 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary B50 4QG Telephone No: (01789) 773201 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Southern Academy?: N Control: C of E Controlled Bilton C.Of E. Junior School PLANTAGENET DRIVE Headteacher: Mr. Andrew Edwards RUGBY DfE No: 3205 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Junior CV22 6LB Telephone No: (01788) 810675 Fax No: (01788) 522576 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: N Control: C of E Controlled Bilton Infant School MAGNET LANE Headteacher: Mrs. Sharon Harris BILTON RUGBY DfE No: 2420 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Infant CV22 7NH Telephone No: (01788) 811549 Fax No: (01788) 811549 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: N Control: Community Page 4 Last Modified - 20/12/2013 Bilton School LAWFORD LANE Headteacher: Ms. Patsy Weighill BILTON RUGBY DfE No: 4238 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Secondary CV22 7JT Telephone No: (01788) 840600 Fax No: (01788) 840610 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: Y Control: Academy Trust Binley Woods Primary School COOMBE DRIVE Headteacher: Mrs. Karen Davidson BINLEY WOODS DfE No: 2626 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV3 2QU Telephone No: (024) 7654 3754 Fax No: (024) 76540055 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: N Control: Community Birchwood Primary School BIRCHWOOD AVENUE Headteacher: Mr. Edward May DORDON TAMWORTH DfE No: 2619 STAFFORDSHIRE Type: Primary B78 1QU Telephone No: (01827) 892913 Fax No: (01827) 892678 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: North Warwickshire Academy?: Y Control: Academy Trust Bishops Itchington Primary School LADBROKE ROAD Headteacher: Mr. Richard Hawkins BISHOPS ITCHINGTON SOUTHAM DfE No: 2014 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV47 2RN Telephone No: (01926) 612297 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Central Academy?: N Control: Community Bishops Tachbrook C.Of E. Primary School KINGSLEY ROAD Headteacher: Mr. Andy Brettell BISHOPS TACHBROOK LEAMINGTON SPA DfE No: 3141 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV33 9RY Telephone No: (01926) 426020 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Central Academy?: N Control: C of E Controlled Bishopton Primary School DRAYTON AVENUE Headteacher: Mr. Lester Hunt STRATFORD-UPON-AVON DfE No: 2603 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Primary CV37 9PB Telephone No: (01789) 205058 Fax No: (01789) 263243 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Southern Academy?: N Control: Community Page 5 Last Modified - 20/12/2013 Boughton Leigh Infant School WETHERELL WAY, HOLLOWELL WAY Headteacher: Mr Andrew Moorcroft RUGBY DfE No: 2598 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Infant CV21 1LT Telephone No: (01788) 571679 Fax No: (01788) 576486 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: N Control: Community Boughton Leigh Junior School WETHERELL WAY, HOLLOWELL WAY Headteacher: Mr. Carl Thornton RUGBY DfE No: 2590 WARWICKSHIRE Type: Junior CV21 1LT Telephone No: (01788) 577914 Fax No: (01788) 571922 E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: Eastern Academy?: N Control: Community Bournebrook C.Of E. Primary School COVENTRY ROAD Headteacher: Ms. Carol Weller FILLONGLEY COVENTRY DfE No: 3215 WEST MIDLANDS Type: Primary CV7 8ET Telephone No: (01676) 540390 Fax No: E Mail: [email protected] Education Area: North Warwickshire Academy?: N Control: C of E Controlled Brailes C.Of E. Primary
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