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South Downs National Park Authority Travel Grant 2018-19 Eligible Schools – (jump to Eligible Providers) Last updated 09/01/19 School Postcode All Saints Church of England Primary School SO23 0PS Annecy Catholic Primary School BN25 4LF Anstey Junior School GU34 2DR ARK Dickens Academy PO1 4PN Arundel Court Primary PO1 1JE Ash Manor School GU12 6QH Barncroft Primary School PO9 3HN Bartons Primary School, Bognor Regis PO21 5EJ Bedenham Primary School PO13 0XT Belle Vue Infant School GU12 4RZ Benfield Primary School BN41 1XS Bersted Green Primary School, Bognor Regis PO22 9HT Bevendean Primary School BN2 4JP Bishop Tufnell CofE Infant School, Felpham PO22 6BN Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College BN3 7BW Bohunt School Worthing BN14 8AH Bordon Infant School GU35 0JB Bordon Junior School GU35 0JB Bourne Primary School BN22 8BD Brackenbury Primary School BN41 2LA Bridgemary School PO13 0JN Brighton Aldridge Community Academy BN1 9PW Brockhurst Primary School PO12 4SR Brunswick Primary School BN3 1RP School Postcode Buckingham Park Primary School BN43 5UD Buriton Primary School GU31 5RX Carden Primary School BN1 8LU Carlton Hill Primary School BN2 9HS Causeway School BN23 8EJ Central CofE Academy PO19 1DQ Chesswood Junior School BN11 2AA Chiddingly Primary School BN8 6HN Chidham Parochial Primary School PO18 8TH Chyngton School BN25 3ST City Academy Whitehawk BN2 5FL Clapham and Patching CofE Primary School BN13 3UU Coldean Primary School BN1 9EN Coombe Road Primary School BN2 4BP Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School PO2 9AX Cottage Grove Primary School PO5 1HG Crookhorn College of technology PO7 5UD Cuckmere House School BN25 4BA Denton Community Primary School and Nursery BN9 0QJ Downsbrook Primary School BN14 8GD Durrington Infant School BN13 2JD Durrington Junior School BN13 2JD East Hoathly CofE Primary School BN8 6EQ East Wittering Community Primary School PO20 8NH Eastbrook Primary Academy BN42 4NF Edward Bryant School PO21 1BG Elm Grove Primary School, Worthing BN11 5LQ Emsworth Primary School PO10 7LX School Postcode English Martyrs Catholic Primary School, Worthing BN12 6LA Fairlight Primary School BN2 3AJ Fareham Academy PO14 1JJ Field Place Infant School BN12 6EN Front Lawn Primary Academy PO9 5HX Glebe Primary School BN42 4GB Goldsmith Infant School PO4 0DT Goldstone Primary School BN3 7JW Hailsham Community College BN27 1DT Hale School GU9 0LR Hamsey Community Primary School BN8 4SJ Hangleton Primary School BN3 8LF Harbour Primary and Nursery School BN9 9LX Havant Academy PO9 5JD Hawthorns Primary School, Durrington BN13 3EZ Heene CofE Primary School BN11 4BB Henry Beaufort School SO22 6JJ Heron Park Primary Academy BN22 9EE Hertford Infant and Nursery School BN1 7GF Hertford Junior School BN1 7FP High Cliff Academy BN9 9FD Highfield South Farnham School GU9 8QH Holbrook Primary School PO13 0JN Holy Cross Church of England Primary School TN22 1BP Hove Park School and Sixth Form Centre BN3 7BN Isambard Brunel Junior School PO2 7HX King Richard School PO6 4QP Kingsham Primary School PO19 8BN School Postcode Lancastrian Infants' School PO19 1DG Langney Primary School BN23 7EA Leesland CE Infant School PO12 3NL Leesland CE Junior School PO12 3QF Longhill High School BN2 7FR Lyndhurst Infant School BN11 2DG Manor Field Primary School RH15 0PZ Manor Infant School PO1 5QR Medina Primary School PO6 3NH Meeching Valley Primary School BN9 9UT Mengham Infant School PO11 9DD Mengham Junior School PO11 9ET Meredith Infant School PO2 7JB Meridian Community Primary School and Nursery BN10 8BZ Middle Street Primary School BN1 1AL Midhurst CofE Primary School GU29 9JX Mile Oak Primary School BN41 2WN Mill Chase Academy GU35 0ER Mill Hill Primary School PO7 7DB Morelands Primary School PO7 5QL Motcombe Infants' School BN21 1SN Moulsecoomb Primary School BN2 4PA Newbridge Junior School PO2 7RW Newport Junior School GU12 4PW Newtown CE Primary School PO12 1JD Northchapel Community Primary School GU28 9JA Northern Parade Infant School PO2 9NJ Northern Parade Junior School PO2 9NE School Postcode Nyewood CofE Infant School, Bognor Regis PO21 5NW Nyewood CofE Junior School PO21 5NW Oakwood Primary Academy BN22 0SS Olivers Battery Primary School SO22 4HP Orchards Junior School BN12 6EN Ormiston Six Villages Academy PO20 3UE Park Community School PO9 4BU Park Mead Primary School BN27 3QP Park Primary School GU11 3SL Parkland Infant School BN22 9QJ Parkland Junior School BN22 9QJ Patcham High School BN1 8PB Peacehaven Community School BN10 8RB Peacehaven Heights Primary School BN10 7QY Peel Common Junior School PO13 0QD Pells Church of England Primary School BN7 2SU Penhale Infant School PO1 5BG Peter Gladwin Primary School BN41 2PA Pevensey and Westham CofE Primary School BN24 5LP Phoenix Academy BN27 2PH Portfield Primary School PO19 7HA Portsdown Primary School PO6 3JL Portslade Aldridge Community Academy BN41 2WS Prospect School PO9 4AQ Queen's Park Primary School BN2 0BN Rachel Maddocks School PO8 9XP Ratton School BN21 2XR Riders Infant School PO9 4RY School Postcode Riders Junior School PO9 4RY Ringmer Community College BN8 5RB River Beach Primary School BN17 6EW Riverside Community Special School PO7 5QD Rodmell Church of England Primary School BN7 3HF Rogate CofE Primary School GU31 5HH Roselands Infants' School BN22 8PD Rowner Infant School PO13 0DH Rowner Junior School PO13 0BN Rudyard Kipling Primary School & Nursery BN2 6RH Rumboldswhyke CofE Infants' School PO19 7UA Saltdean Primary School BN2 8HB Seahaven Academy BN9 9JL Seaside Primary School BN15 8DL Sharps Copse Primary and Nursery School PO9 5PE Sheddingdean Community Primary School RH15 8JT Shinewater Primary School BN23 8ED Shoreham Academy BN43 6YT Shottermill Junior School GU27 1JF Siskin Infant and Nursery School PO13 8AA Siskin Junior School PO13 8AA Sompting Village Primary School BN15 0BU South Bersted CofE Primary School PO22 9PZ South Malling CofE Primary and Nursery School BN7 2HS Southway Primary School PO21 5EZ Springfield Infant School BN14 8BQ Springwood Infant School PO7 8ED Springwood junior School PO7 8ED School Postcode St Bartholomew's CofE Primary School BN1 4GP St Catherine's Catholic Primary School, Littlehampton BN17 6HL St Columba Church of England Primary Academy PO15 6LL St Edmund's Catholic School PO1 1RX St George's Beneficial CE Primary School PO1 3BN St John the Baptist Catholic Primary School BN2 0AH St John the Baptist Church of England Primary School PO14 4NH St John's Cathedral Catholic Primary School, Portsmouth PO1 1PX St Joseph's Catholic Primary School BN1 7BF St Jude's CE Primary School PO1 2NZ St Luke's Primary School BN2 9ZF St Mark's CofE Primary School BN2 5EA St Martin's CofE Primary School BN2 3LJ St Mary Magdalen Catholic Primary School BN1 3EF St Mary's Catholic Primary School BN41 1LB St Mary's Church of England Primary School GU8 4UF St Pancras Catholic Primary School BN7 1SR St Paul's Catholic Primary School, Cosham PO6 4JD St Paul's CofE Infant School and Surestart Children's Centre, Tongham GU10 1EF St Peter's Community Primary School BN41 1LS St Wilfrids Catholic Primary School BN16 4JR Stafford Junior School BN22 8UA Stamshaw Infant School PO2 8NW Stamshaw Junior School PO2 8QH Stanmore Primary School SO22 4AJ Tangmere Primary Academy PO20 2JB The Bishop Bell Church of England Mathematics and Computing Specialist School BN23 7BL The Cavendish School BN21 1UE School Postcode The Connaught School GU12 4AS The Eastbourne Academy BN22 9RQ The Globe Primary Academy BN15 9NZ The Haven Voluntary Aided CofE/Methodist Primary School BN23 5SW The Holme Church of England Primary School GU35 8PQ The Laurels Primary School, Worthing BN13 3QH The Littlehampton Academy BN17 6FE The Regis School PO21 5LH The Sir Robert Woodard Academy BN15 9QZ The Victory Primary School PO6 4QP The Waterloo School PO7 7JJ Titchfield Primary School PO14 4AU Tollgate Community Junior School BN23 6NL Trosnant Infant School PO9 3BD Trosnant Junior School PO9 3BD UTC@harbourside BN9 0DF Varndean School BN1 6NP Wallisdean Infant School PO14 1HT Wallisdean Junior School PO14 1HU Walsh CofE Junior School GU12 6LT Walsh Memorial CofE Controlled Infant School GU12 6LT Warden Park Primary Academy RH16 3JR Warren Park Junior School PO9 4LR Wellington Community Primary School GU11 1QJ West Blatchington Primary and Nursery School BN3 8BN West Rise Community Infant School BN23 7SL West Rise Junior School BN23 7SL Weyford Infant School GU35 0EP School Postcode Weyford Junior School GU35 0ET White House Academy BN27 2FB White Meadows Primary Academy BN17 7JL Wickham Church of England Primary School PO17 5HU Winnall Primary School SO23 0NY Wivelsfield Primary School RH17 7QN Woodcroft Primary School PO8 9QD Woodingdean Primary School BN2 6BB Woodlands Education Centre PO9 4AJ Woodlea Primary School GU35 9QX Wootey Infant School GU34 2JA Wootey Junior School GU34 2JA Yapton CE Primary School BN18 0DU South Downs National Park Authority Travel Grant Eligible Providers Last updated 25 April 2017 Provider Email Website www.nationaltrust.org.uk/alfris Alfriston Clergy House [email protected] ton www.forestry.gov.uk/aliceholt- Alice Holt Forest [email protected] learning Amberley Museum and [email protected] www.amberleymuseum.co.uk Heritage Centre Anne of Cleves House [email protected] www.sussexpast.co.uk Apogee Forest School [email protected] www.apogeeforestschool.com www.arundelcastle.org/educati Arundel Castle [email protected] on/key-stages.html Arundel Museum [email protected]
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