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Annex A LIST OF SCHOOLS TO WHICH THIS SCHEME APPLIES Nursery Schools Bowerdean Nursery School Henry Allen Nursery School Primary Ash Hill Primary School Chenies School Ashmead Combined School Chepping View Primary School Aston Clinton School Chesham Bois Church of England Combined School Bearbrook Combined School Chestnut Lane School Bedgrove Infant School Claytons Primary School Bedgrove Junior School Coleshill Church of England Infant Beechview School School Bell Lane Combined School Cuddington Church of England Bierton Church of England Combined School School Curzon Church of England Bledlow Ridge School Combined School Booker Hill School Bourton Meadow School Dagnall School Brill Church of England Combined School Danesfield School Brookmead School Denham Village Infant School Broughton Infant School Dinton Church of England School Broughton Junior School Disraeli School Brushwood Junior School Dorney School Buckingham Primary School Downley School, The Burford School Drayton Parslow Village School Butlers Court School Dropmore Infant School Cadmore End Church of England School East Claydon School Carrington Infant School Edlesborough School Carrington Junior School Elangeni School Castlefield School Elmhurst School, The Cedar Park School Elmtree School Chalfont St Giles Infant School and Nursery Farnham Common Infant School Chalfont St Giles Junior School Farnham Common Junior School Chalfont St Peter Church of England Foxes Piece School School Frieth Church of England Combined Chalfont St Peter Infant School School Chartridge Combined School Fulmer Infant School Cheddington Combined School January 2008 Primary Schools Continued Gerrards Cross Church of England King’s Wood School Combined, The Great Horwood Church of England Lane End Primary School Combined School Lee Common Church of England Great Kimble Church of England School School Great Kingshill Church of England Lent Rise Combined School Combined School Ley Hill School Great Missenden Church of England Little Chalfont Primary School Combined School Little Kingshill Combined School Grendon Underwood Combined School Little Marlow Church of England Grenville Combined School School Haddenham Community Infant School Little Missenden Church of England Haddenham Community Junior School School Haddenham St Mary’s Church of England Little Spring School School Long Crendon School Halton Community Combined School Longwick Church of England Hamilton Primary School Combined School Hannah Ball Infant School Loudwater Combined School Hawridge and Cholesbury Church of England School Maids Moreton Church of England Haydon Abbey Scbool School Hazlemere Church of England Combined Manor Farm Community Infant School School High Ash Church of England Combined Manor Farm Community Junior School School High Wycombe Church of England Marlow Church of England Infant Combined School School Highworth Combined School and Nursery Marsh Gibbon Church of England Holmer Green Infant School School Holmer Green Junior School Marsh School Holtspur School Marsworth Church of England Holy Trinity Church of England School Infant School Hughenden Primary School Mary Towerton School Hyde Heath Infant School Meadows School, The Millbrook Combined School Ibstone Church of England Infant School Monks Risborough Church of Ickford Combined School England Primary School Iver Heath Infant School and Nursery Mursley Church of England School Iver Heath Junior School Iver Village Infant School Naphill & Walters Ash School Iver Village Junior School Newton Longville Church of England Combined School John Hampden School, Wendover Newtown Infant School and Jordans School Nursery Juniper Hill School North Marston Church of England School January 2008 Primary Schools Continued Oak Green School St Paul’s Church of England Oakley Church of England Combined Combined School School St Peter’s Catholic Primary School Oakridge School St Peter’s Church of England Our Lady’s Catholic Primary School Combined School Overstone Combined School Steeple Claydon School Stoke Mandeville Combined School Padbury Church of England School Stoke Poges School, The Prestwood Infant School Stokenchurch Primary School Prestwood Junior School Stone Church of England Combined Princes Risborough Primary School School Swanbourne Church of England Quainton Church of England Combined School School Thomas Harding Junior School Radnage Church of England Infant School Thomas Hickman School, The Robertswood School Thornborough Infant School Roundwood Primary School Tilehouse Combined School Turnfurlong Infant School Seer Green Church of England Combined Turnfurlong Junior School School Twyford Church of England School Speen Church of England School Tylers Green First School Spinfield School Tylers Green Middle School St Augustine’s Catholic Primary School St Edward’s Catholic Junior School Waddesdon Village Primary School St George’s Church of England Infant Waterside Combined School School Wendover Church of England St James and St John Church of England Junior School Primary School West Wycombe Combined School St John’s Church of England Combined Westcott Church of England School School Weston Turville Church of England St Joseph’s Catholic Infant School School St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School Whaddon Church of England School St Louis Catholic Primary School Whitchurch Combined School St Mary and All Saints Church of England Widmer End Combined School Primary School William Harding Combined School St Mary’s Church of England Primary Wingrave Church of England School Combined School St Mary’s Church of England School Winslow Church of England St Mary’s Farnham Royal Church of Combined School England Primary School Woodside Junior School St Michael’s Church of England Combined School St Nicolas’ Church of England Combined School January 2008 Secondary Schools Special Schools Amersham School, The Alfriston School Aylesbury Grammar School Booker Park School Aylesbury High School Chiltern Gate School Furze Down School Beaconsfield High School Heritage House School Beaconsfield School, The Maplewood School Buckingham School, The Pebble Brook School Burnham Grammar School Prestwood Lodge School Burnham Upper School Stocklake Park School Stony Dean School Chalfonts Community College Wendover House School Chesham High School Westfield School Chesham Park Community College Cottesloe School, The Cressex Community School Dr Challoner’s Grammar School Dr Challoner’s High School Grange School, The Great Marlow School Highcrest Community School Holmer Green Senior School John Colet School John Hampden Grammar School Mandeville Upper School Misbourne School, The Princes Risborough School Quarrendon School Royal Grammar School, The Royal Latin School, The Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School Sir William Ramsay School St Bernard’s Catholic School Waddesdon Church of England School Wycombe High School Wye Valley School, The January 2008 .
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