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School Visits Master.Xlsx Workplace Date of Visit Time of Visit Representative Central Durham Durham Gilesgate Primary School 30.06.2017 2.00pm Emma St Thomas More RC Primary School 29.06.2017 12.30pm Terry Laurel Avenue Community Primary School 29.06.2017 8.30am Terry Gilesgate St Josephs RC Primary School 29.06.2017 1.00pm Terry Belmont C of E (Controlled) Primary School 29.06.2017 3.15pm Terry Belmont School Community Arts College 29.06.2017 2pm Terry Belmont Cheveley Park Primary School 30.06.2017 11am Terry Nevilles Cross Primary School 30.06.2017 9am Terry St Margaret's CE Primary School 30.06.2017 8.30am Terry Durham Johnston Comprehensive 29.06.2017 2.45pm Emma Framwellgate Moor Primary School 28.06.2017 11.30am Emma Durham Blue Coat CofE Aided Junior School 27.06.2017 3.20pm Emma Newton Hall Infant School 28.06.2017 9am Emma St Godrics RC Voluntary Aided Primary School 28.06.2017 10am Emma Durham Trinity School & Sports College 29.06.2017 3.45pm Helen Chester le Street outskirts Pelton Primary School 27.06.2017 8.30am Terry Roseberry Primary School 26.06.2017 8.30am Terry St Benets RCVA Primary School (Ouston) 27.06.2017 2.45pm Terry Ouston Primary School 26.06.2017 10am Terry Bullion Primary School 26.06.2017 3.30/3.40pm Terry Chester le Street CE (Controlled) Primary 26.06.2017 2pm Terry Newker Primary School 03.07.2017 8.30am Conor Nettlesworth Primary School 27.06.2017 1.30pm Terry Chester le Street Red Rose Primary School 26.06.2017 1pm Terry St Cuthberts RC Primary School 26.06.2017 3pm Terry Cestria Primary School 26.06.2017 12noon Terry Lumley Medway Infant School 28.06.2017 3pm Emma A690 (Sunderland) Fence Houses Woodlea Primary School 28.06.2017 8.30am Alastair Bournmoor Primary School 27.06.2017 9am Alastair West Rainton Primary School 29.06.2017 8.30am Alastair Outskirts of Durham City East Pittington Primary School 30.06.2017 12noon Terry Sherburn Village Primary School 30.06.2017 9.30am Emma Ludworth Primary School 30.06.2017 11.30am Emma Sherburn Hill Primary School 30.06.2017 8.30am Emma Shotton Primary School 29.06.2017 11.45am Emma Thornley Primary School 27.06.2017 8.30am Emma St. Godric's RCVA Primary School 27.06.2017 10.30am Emma Wheatley Hill Community Primary School 05.07.2017 8.30am Alastair Coxhoe Primary School 27.06.2017 11.45am Emma Kelloe Primary School 27.06.2017 9.30am Emma Bowburn Infant and Nursery School 30.06.2017 3pm Terry Bowburn Junior School 28.06.2017 12noon Alastair Outskirts of Durham City North Burnhope Primary School[400034]/Schools - Primary 03.07.2017 1.15pm Alastair Lanchester EP (Controlled) Primary School[400183]/Schools - Primary 05.07.2017 3.30pm Alastair All Saints Catholic VA School 03.07.2017 2pm Alastair Edmondsley Primary School 27.06.2017 11am Terry The Sacriston Primary School 27.06.2017 12noon Terry Fyndoune Community College (Meeting at DCBC Site) 03.07.2017 3pm Terry Witton Gilbert Primary School 28.06.2017 12.30pm Emma Bearpark Primary School 05.07.2017 2.30pm Emma New Brancepeth Primary School 05.07.2017 9.30am Emma St Josephs RCVA Primary School (Ushaw Moor) 05.07.2017 8.30am Emma Durham Community Business College 03.07.2017 3pm Terry Silver Tree Primary School 04.07.2017 10.15am Alastair St. Patricks RC Aided Primary School (Langley Moor) 04.07.2017 2.15pm Alastair Langley Moor Nursery 04.07.2017 11.45am Alastair Langley Moor Primary School 05.07.2017 10.45am Emma Brandon Primary School 04.07.2017 8.30am Alastair Esh Winning Primary School 05.07.2017 11.45am Emma Our Lady Queen Of Martyrs RC School 03.07.2017 8.30am Alastair Esh CE Aided Primary School 03.07.2017 8.30am Terry Langley Park Primary School 29.06.2017 3.40pm Emma Consett Benfieldside Primary School 06.07.2017 12noon Emma Ebchester CE School 03.07.2017 2.30pm Emma Shotley Bridge Primary School - Junior School Site 03.07.2017 8.30am Emma Consett Infant School & Nursery Unit 03.07.2017 3.30pm Emma Beechdale Nursery 04.07.2017 3.30pm Emma Consett Junior School 05.07.2017 10am Neville Villa Real School 04.07.2017 3.30pm Conor St Patricks RCVA Primary School 03.07.2017 9.45am Emma Bishop Ian Ramsey CE School 28.06.2017 3.30pm Alistair Delves Lane Primary School 04.07.2017 8.15am Emma Leadgate Primary School - Infants Site Leadgate Primary School - Juniors Site 03.07.2017 3.30pm Alastair Our Lady & St Josephs RCVA Primary School 03.07.2017 1.30pm Emma The Grove Primary School 05.07.2017 9am Neville St Pius X RC Primary School 04.07.2017 8.15am Neville Moorside Primary School 04.07.2017 2.30pm Emma St Marys RCVA Primary School 03.07.2017 10.45am Emma Castleside Primary School 03.07.2017 11.45am Emma Stanley St Josephs RC Primary School 03.07.2017 10am Conor East Stanley School 03.07.2017 11am Conor Bloemfontein Primary 03.07.2017 12.45pm Conor South Stanley Junior School 04.07.2017 3.15pm Alastair Burnside Primary School 03.07.2017 1.45pm Conor Oxhill Nursery School 03.07.2017 3.45pm Conor Annfield Plain Infant School 06.07.2017 2pm Conor Tanfield School of Science and Engineering 06.07.2017 12.30pm Conor Catchgate Primary School 06.07.2017 8.30am Conor Croft Community School 06.07.2017 3.15pm Conor Beamish Primary School 28.06.2017 9am Terry St Patricks Rc School 06.07.2017 11.30am Conor Collierley Primary School 06.07.2017 9.30am Conor Tanfield Lea Community Primary School 05.07.2017 8.30am Conor St Mary's Primary School (South Moor) 05.07.2017 9.30am Conor Teesdale Area Forest Of Teesdale Primary School 26.06.2017 10.30am Helen Middleton in Teesdale Primary School 26.06.2017 9.30am Helen Green Lane C of E Primary School 28.06.2017 9.30am Helen Montalbo Primary School 26.06.2017 1.00pm Helen Cotherstone Primary School 28.06.2017 10.30am Helen Weardale Area St Johns Chapel Junior & Infant 04.07.2017 10.15am Conor Rookhope Primary School 28.06.2017 2.15pm Helen Stanhope Barrington C of E School 28.06.2017 1.15pm Helen Frosterley Community School 28.06.2017 11.45am Helen Wolsingham School & Community College 27.06.2017 10.15am Helen Wolsingham Primary School 27.06.2017 9.30am Helen Blessed John Duckett School 27.06.2017 2.00pm Helen Tow Law Millenium Primary School 27.06.2017 1.00pm Helen Cockfield Primary School 26.06.2017 2.30pm Helen Butterknowle Primary School 06.07.2017 9.00am Emma Bishop Auckland Toft Hill Primary School 28.06.2017 2.00pm Conor Cockton Hill Infant School 27.06.2017 9.30am Conor Cockton Hill Junior School 27.06.2017 10.15am Conor Bishop Barrington School 03.07.2017 12.15pm Helen Evergreen Special Primary School 27.06.2017 3.30pm Conor St. Annes Church of England Primary School 29.06.2017 8.30am Conor Aclet Close Nursery 27.06.2017 11.15am Conor St Wilfrids RCVA Primary School 29.06.2017 10.45am Conor Woodhouse Community Primary School 29.06.2017 9.30am Conor Etherley Lane Nursery School 29.06.2017 4.00pm Conor Etherley Lane Primary School 29.06.2017 3.15pm Conor Escomb Primary School 27.06.2017 2.00pm Conor Prince Bishops Community Primary School 29.06.2017 11.45am Conor St Josephs RC Junior & Infant School 29.06.2017 1.00pm Conor St Helen Auckland Primary School 28.06.2017 3.00pm Conor Copeland Road Primary School 27.06.2017 8.30am Conor Evenwood CE Primary School 27.06.2017 12.45pm Conor Oakley Cross Primary School 29.06.2017 2.00pm Conor Crook/Willington Willington Primary School 30.06.2017 3.30pm Conor Hunwick Primary School 30.06.2017 9.30am Conor Sunnybrow Primary School 30.06.2017 11.30am Conor Our Lady and St Thomas RCVA Primary School 30.06.2017 2.30pm Conor St Stephens CofE Primary School 28.06.2017 10.00am Conor Howden le Wear Primary School 30.06.2017 1.15pm Conor Crook Primary School 27.06.2017 12.10pm Helen Crook Nursery School 27.06.2017 11.45am Helen Stanley Crook Primary School 28.06.2017 11.00am Conor St Cuthberts RC Primary School 28.06.2017 8.30am Conor Hartside Primary School 30.06.2017 8.30am Conor Peases West Primary School 30.06.2017 3.15pm Helen Spennymoor Tudhoe Moor Nursery 30.06.2017 8.30am Helen North Park Primary School 30.06.2017 1.00pm Helen King Street Primary School 30.06.2017 9.30am Helen Oxclose Nursery 30.06.2017 11.30am Helen Oxclose Primary School 04.07.2017 8.30am Conor St Charles RCVA Primary School 05.07.2017 12noon Conor Middlestone Moor Primary School 28.06.2017 11.45am Neville The Oaks Secondary School 03.07.2017 4.00pm Helen Kirk Merrington Primary School 30.06.2017 9.30am Neville Byers Green Primary School 03.07.2017 8.45am Neville The Meadows Joint meeting at The Oaks School on 03.07.2017 - 4.00pm Ferryhill/Chilton Ferryhill Station Primary School 28.06.2017 9.00am Neville Chilton Primary School 30.06.2017 3.30pm Neville Broom Cottage Primary & Nursery School 29.06.2017 9.00am Neville Broom Cottages Pupil Referment Unit (The Woodlands) 06.07.2017 3.00pm Neville Dean Bank Primary School 28.06.2017 10.30am Neville Ferryhill Business & Enterprise College 30.06.2017 10.30am Neville St Michaels C of E Primary School (Bishop Middleham) 03.07.2017 2.00pm Neville West Cornforth Primary School 29.06.2017 11.00am Alastair Staindrop Area Gainford CE Infant & Junior School 04.07.2017 3.15pm Terry Ingleton CE Junior & Infant School 04.07.2017 2.00pm Terry Shildon Thornhill Primary School 27.06.2017 3.15pm Neville Timothy Hackworth Primary School 04.07.2017 4.00pm Terry St Johns Ce Junior & Infant 27.06.2017 1.45pm Neville Newton Aycliffe Woodham Burn Primary School 26.06.2017 1.00pm Neville St Marys Primary School 26.06.2017 2.30pm Neville Sugar Hill Primary School 04.07.2017 3.30pm Neville Vane Road Primary School 26.06.2017 3.30pm Neville Aycliffe Village Primary School 03.07.2017 3.15pm Neville St Josephs RC Primary School 26.06.2017 12noon Neville Horndale
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