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Secondary School Legend (!35 MainstreamMainstream SchoolsSchools 12 Borough Boundaries: London Borough of (!37 Hammersmith & Fulham 43 6(! Royal Borough of Type of Map School Name 7 (!27 Kensington and Chelsea School ID 1 Holland Park School (!52 (!34 2 Saint Thomas More Language College 74 Westminster City Council (! 3 Sion-Manning RC School for Girls 4 The Cardinal Vaughan Memorial RC School 6 5 Chelsea Academy 31 6 St Augustine's CofE High School !99 7 (! ( (!51 (!38 7 St George RC School 8 Paddington Academy (!32 (!8 8 9 Westminster Academy (!23 10 Pimlico Academy 57 (! 46 11 The St Marylebone CofE School 16 59 ! (! (! 28 8 ( 2 (! 11 12 Quintin Kynaston Community Academy (! 53 (! 13 Westminster City School 105 !64 42 30 (! 25 ( 3 (! (! 14 The Grey Coat Hospital 26 ! 9 54 (! ( ! 39 1 ( (! 15 Fulham College Boys' School 3 100 16 Phoenix High School (! 61 (!60 (! 17 Fulham Cross Girls' School and Language College 20 18 Hurlingham and Chelsea Secondary School (!55 Secondary School (!78 (!41 19 Lady Margaret School (!9 20 Burlington Danes Academy 4 (!12 21 Hammersmith Academy (!67 5 (!45 22 West London Free School (! 36 26 (! 23 The London Oratory School 2 101 (!50 24 Sacred Heart High School (! 49 16 (! 25 King Solomon Academy 18 95 (! (! 69 26 Kensington Aldridge Academy (!83 (! 9 (!11 (!48 (!19 (!6 TypeType ofof Map ID School Name School Map ID School Name 1 Golborne Children's Centre 93 (! 1 2 St Anne's Nursery School 3 Chelsea Open Air Nursery School and Children's Centre (!70 4 (!84 4 Maxilla Nursery School 82 (! 21 5 Tachbrook Nursery School (!94 (! 10 6 Dorothy Gardner Centre 21 7 Mary Paterson Nursery School 65 8 Portman Early Childhood Centre 68 Nursery School (! (! NurserySchool 13 9 Randolph Beresford Early Years Centre 90 76 (! 56 (! (! 10 Vanessa Nursery School 17 (! 11 James Lee Nursery School 58 14 (! (!62 12 Bayonne Nursery School (!87 (!40 22 103 (! (!66 71 14 (! 2 (! 20 24 7 (! (!25 (! (!33 (!97 11 92 (! 44 15 (! Type of Map Type of (! School ID School Name School Map ID School Name 4 91 (! 1 Ashburnham Community School 54 St Mary's Bryanston Square CofE School (! 63 (!22 (! 2 Barlby Primary School 55 St Mary of the Angels RC Primary School 10 3 Bevington Primary School 56 St Matthew's School, Westminster 5 4 Bousfield Primary School 29 57 St Peter's CofE School (! 104 5 Colville Primary School 58 St Peter's Eaton Square CofE Primary School (! 6 47 Fox Primary School 59 St Saviour's CofE Primary School (! 7 Marlborough Primary School 60 St Stephen's CofE Primary School 8 Ark Brunel Primary School 61 St Vincent's RC Primary School 77 13 3 (! 9 Oxford Gardens Primary School 62 St Vincent de Paul RC Primary School (! 24 (!98 (! 10 Park Walk Primary School 63 Westminster Cathedral RC Primary School 11 Avondale Park Primary School 10 64 Christ Church Bentinck CofE Primary School 12 12 88 (! Thomas Jones Primary School 65 Addison Primary School (! 13 Christ Church CofE Primary School 72 66 Avonmore Primary School (! 14 Holy Trinity CofE Primary School 80 67 Ark Bentworth Primary Academy (! 15 Oratory Roman Catholic Primary School 68 Brackenbury Primary School 23 16 St Thomas' CofE Primary School 69 Ark Swift Primary Academy 1 17 St Barnabas and St Philip's CofE Primary School 96 (! 70 Miles Coverdale Primary School 17 (! 18 Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Primary School 71 Flora Gardens Primary School 19 St Clement and St James CofE Primary School 72 Fulham Primary School 20 St Joseph RC Primary School (!79 21 St Mary Abbots CofE Primary School 73 New King's Primary School 22 St Cuthbert with St Matthias CofE Primary School 74 Kenmont Primary School 5 23 Saint Mary RC Primary School 75 Langford Primary School 24 Servite RC Primary School 76 Lena Gardens Primary School 15 25 Our Lady of Victories RC Primary School 77 Melcombe Primary School 89 (! 26 St Charles RC Primary School 78 Old Oak Primary School 27 Barrow Hill Junior School 79 Queen's Manor School and Special Needs Unit 86 (! 28 Paddington Green Primary School 80 Sir John Lillie Primary School 29 Churchill Gardens Academy 81 Sulivan Primary School 30 Edward Wilson Primary School 82 Wendell Park Primary School 19 31 Essendine Primary School 83 Wormholt Park Primary School PrimarySchool 32 Gateway Academy PrimarySchool 84 Greenside Primary School 75 33 Millbank Academy 85 All Saints CofE Primary School 85 (! PrimarySchool (! 34 Wilberforce Primary School 86 Holy Cross RC School 73 35 George Eliot Primary School (! 102 87 John Betts Primary School (! 36 Hallfield Primary School 88 St Augustine's RC Primary School (!81 37 Robinsfield Infant School 89 St Johns Walham Green Church of England Primary School 38 Queen's Park Primary School 90 St Mary's Catholic Primary School 39 All Souls CofE Primary School 91 St Paul's CofE Primary School 40 Burdett-Coutts and Townshend Foundation CofE Primary School 92 St Peter's Primary School 41 Hampden Gurney CofE Primary School 93 St Stephen's CofE Primary School 42 Our Lady of Dolours RC Primary School 18 94 Good Shepherd RC Primary School 43 St Augustine's CofE Primary School 95 Pope John RC School 44 St Barnabas' CofE Primary School 96 St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary School 45 St Clement Danes CofE Primary School 97 Larmenier & Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School 46 St Edward's RC Primary School 98 Normand Croft Community School for Early Years and Primary Education 47 St Gabriel's CofE Primary School 99 Ark Artwood Primary Academy 48 St George's Hanover Square CofE Primary School 100 CET Primary School 49 Soho Parish CofE Primary School 101 50 St James's and St Michael's CofE Voluntary Aided Primary School Ark Conway Primary Academy 51 St Joseph's RC Primary School 102 The Fulham Bilingual 52 St Luke's CofE Primary School 103 West London Free School 53 St Mary Magdalene CofE Primary School 104 Pimlico Primary Free School 105 King Solomon Academy PLAT Job Ref : 4057 Date : 21 August 2014 © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100021668 PLAT.
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