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URN DFE School Name Does your school Does your school Is your Number our Ever6FSM meet our school criteria? attainment criteria? eligible? 140696 8552000 Ab Kettleby Community Primary School N N N 133312 8813257 Abacus Primary School N N N 123775 9333105 Abbas and Templecombe Church of England Primary School N N N 116780 8853000 Abberley Parochial VC Primary School N N N 140190 9283020 Abbey CofE Academy N Y Y 122659 8912788 Abbey Gates Primary School N N N 139404 3522000 Abbey Hey Primary Academy Y Y Y 136006 8913797 Abbey Hill Primary & Nursery Y N Y 123989 8612033 Abbey Hulton Primary School Y Y Y 103929 3332101 Abbey Junior School N Y Y 136989 8412647 Abbey Junior School N N N 106982 3732001 Abbey Lane Primary School N N N 132127 8732450 Abbey Meadows Primary School N Y Y 131573 8662000 Abbey Meads Community Primary School N N N 109654 8224037 Abbey Middle School N Y Y 140172 3812036 Abbey Park Academy N Y Y 116774 8852906 Abbey Park Middle School N Y Y 120063 8562337 Abbey Primary Community School N N N 104168 3352041 Abbey Primary School Y Y Y 102967 3192012 Abbey Primary School N Y Y 133280 8913297 Abbey Primary School N N N 122599 8912571 Abbey Road Primary School N N N 139709 9312461 Abbey Woods Academy N Y Y 115601 9162172 Abbeymead Primary School N N N 110401 8262348 Abbeys Primary School N Y Y 125580 9372421 Abbots Farm Junior School N N Y 139605 8833822 Abbots Hall Primary School N N N 117083 9192000 Abbots Langley School N N N 110850 8733373 Abbots Ripton CofE Primary School N N N 102649 3152077 Abbotsbury Primary School N N N 113183 8782400 Abbotskerswell Primary School N N N 110779 8742450 Abbotsmede Primary School N Y Y 115003 8812803 Abbotsweld Primary School N Y Y 116482 8505202 Abbotswood Junior School N N Y 132199 8032008 Abbotswood Primary School N N N 105387 3522001 Abbott Community Primary School Y N Y 116266 8503000 Abbotts Ann Church of England Primary School N N N 117111 9192050 Abel Smith School N N N 112670 8302296 Abercrombie Primary School N N N 107985 3833030 Aberford Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School N N N 131519 8062000 Abingdon Primary School N N N 106074 3562082 Abingdon Primary School N Y Y 137984 8555403 Abington Academy N Y Y 138952 9282177 Abington Vale Primary School N N N 117141 9192098 Aboyne Lodge Junior Mixed and Infant School N N N 106414 3592030 Abram Bryn Gates Primary School N Y Y 106469 3593360 Abram CofE Primary School N N N 105401 3522048 Acacias Community Primary School N N N 135622 3946905 Academy 360 Y N Y 136804 8003447 Academy of Trinity CofE Primary N N N 119441 8883336 Accrington Benjamin Hargreaves Voluntary Aided Church of England PrimaryN School N N 119182 8882096 Accrington Huncoat Primary School N N N 119183 8882097 Accrington Hyndburn Park Primary School N N N 119184 8882099 Accrington Peel Park Primary School N N N 119185 8882101 Accrington Spring Hill Community Primary School N Y Y 119445 8883340 Accrington St John with St Augustine Church of England Primary SchoolN Y Y 119446 8883342 Accrington St Mary Magdalen's Church of England Primary School Y N Y 119341 8882820 Accrington Woodnook Primary School N Y Y 111586 8062139 Acklam Whin Primary School N N N 108241 3842185 Ackton Pastures Primary School N Y Y 130977 3843023 Ackworth Howard Church of England Voluntary Controlled Junior and InfantN School N N 130966 3842201 Ackworth Mill Dam Junior and Infant School N N N 121024 9263000 Acle St Edmund Voluntary Controlled Primary School N N N 139443 3302020 Acocks Green Primary School N N N 121271 8162000 Acomb Primary School N N N 130873 9372639 Acorns Primary School N N N 138977 3582078 Acre Hall Primary School N Y Y 138554 8402539 Acre Rigg Academy Y Y Y 107063 3732318 Acres Hill Community Primary School N N N 111205 8962678 Acresfield Community Primary School N N N 111265 8953139 Acton CofE Primary School N N N 100671 2092000 Adamsrill Primary School N Y Y 123457 8933001 Adderley CofE Primary School N N N 103159 3302010 Adderley Primary School Y N Y 107286 3802173 Addingham Primary School N N N 100321 2052002 Addison Primary School Y N Y 107892 3832416 Adel Primary School N N N 108041 3833902 Adel St John the Baptist Church of England Primary School N N N 117714 8102005 Adelaide Primary School Y N Y 118652 8863119 Adisham Church of England Primary School N N N 119330 8882698 Adlington Primary School N Y Y 111018 8952143 Adlington Primary School N N N 119460 8883384 Adlington St Paul's Church of England Primary School N N Y 138919 9262376 Admirals Academy N N N 106024 3562000 Adswood Primary School Y N Y 106670 3712054 Adwick Primary School N Y Y 139094 3063417 Aerodrome Primary Academy Y Y Y 121471 8153000 Ainderby Steeple Church of England Primary School N N N 104903 3433307 Ainsdale St John's Church of England Primary School N N N 130343 3202082 Ainslie Wood Primary School N Y Y 139570 8102000 Ainthorpe Primary School N Y Y 104868 3432050 Aintree Davenhill Primary School N N N 135867 8013441 Air Balloon Hill Primary School N N Y 108227 3842171 Airedale Junior School N Y Y 117940 8112913 Airmyn Park Primary School N N N 121472 8153001 Aiskew, Leeming Bar Church of England Primary School N N N 135086 3023520 Akiva School N N N 137249 8234099 Alameda Middle School N N N 136550 8224604 Alban VA Church of England Academy N N N 134685 9193981 Alban Wood Primary School and Nursery N N N 122546 8912300 Albany Junior School N Y Y 131036 3942182 Albany Village Primary School N Y Y 101032 2125205 Albemarle Primary School N N N 131759 3303433 Albert Bradbeer Primary Y Y Y 119905 8552006 Albert Village Community Primary School N N N 100774 2102003 Albion Primary School Y N Y 126014 9383060 Albourne CofE Primary School N N N 123410 8932120 Albrighton Primary School N N N 121025 9263001 Alburgh with Denton Church of England Primary School N N N 117419 9193303 Albury Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School N N N 110809 8733061 Alconbury CofE Primary School N N N 120777 9262000 Aldborough Primary School N N N 117823 8112700 Aldbrough Primary School N N N 117382 9193000 Aldbury Church of England Primary School N N N 124566 9352058 Aldeburgh Primary School N N N 103869 3325200 Alder Coppice Primary School N N N 100995 2122004 Alderbrook Primary School N N N 126445 8653460 Alderbury and West Grimstead Church of England Primary School N N N 111008 8952129 Alderley Edge Community Primary School N N N 133677 8772731 Alderman Bolton Community Primary School N N N 118053 8103509 Alderman Cogan's CofE Primary School N Y Y 136653 8732087 Alderman Jacobs School N Y Y 110644 8732083 Alderman Payne Primary School N N N 120107 8562385 Alderman Richard Hallam Primary School N N N 103638 3312000 Aldermans Green Community Primary School Y Y Y 109947 8693004 Aldermaston C.E. Primary School N N N 103681 3312131 Aldermoor Farm Primary School Y Y Y 102823 3172042 Aldersbrook Primary School N N N 100112 2032024 Alderwood Primary School Y N Y 125816 9382000 Aldingbourne Primary School N N N 118365 8862270 Aldington Primary School N N N 114555 8463328 Aldrington CofE Primary School N N N 109850 8722116 Aldryngton Primary School N N N 106212 3572055 Aldwyn Primary School N N N 134369 3076905 Alec Reed Academy N Y Y 109023 8032185 Alexander Hosea Primary School N N N 131841 2032922 Alexander McLeod Primary School N Y Y 140080 3052000 Alexandra Junior School N Y Y 124033 8612119 Alexandra Junior School Y Y Y 102468 3132000 Alexandra Junior School N Y Y 105626 3532000 Alexandra Park Junior School N Y Y 135746 3562284 Alexandra Park Primary School N Y Y 130358 3092078 Alexandra Primary School Y N Y 120440 9252142 Alford Primary School N Y Y 100819 2102853 Alfred Salter Primary School N Y Y 121857 9282082 Alfred Street Junior School, Rushden N Y Y 109776 8702000 Alfred Sutton Primary School N N N 114385 8452050 Alfriston School N N N 131465 3305949 Al-Furqan Primary School N Y Y 133306 3304334 Al-Hijrah School N N N 105832 3543509 Alice Ingham Roman Catholic Primary School Y N Y 117725 8132100 Alkborough Primary School N N N 105786 3542039 Alkrington Primary School N N N 126296 8653000 All Cannings Church of England Primary School N N N 138182 8872600 All Faiths' Children's Community School Y N Y 122743 8913018 All Hallows CofE Primary School N N N 138234 3702001 All Saints Academy Darfield Y N Y 114554 8453327 All Saints' and St Richard's Church of England Primary School N N N 122799 8913539 All Saints Anglican/Methodist Primary School N N N 140629 8803615 All Saints Babbacombe CofE Primary School N N N 102990 3193301 All Saints Benhilton CofE Primary School N N N 103004 3195200 All Saints Carshalton Church of England Primary School N N N 132208 3433384 All Saints Catholic Primary School Y Y Y 112900 8303504 All Saints Catholic Primary School N N N 106347 3583311 All Saints' Catholic Primary School N N N 106505 3593407 All Saints Catholic Primary School, Golborne, Wigan N N N 134250 3412006 All Saints' Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School N Y Y 114255 8403413 All Saints' Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School N N N 123228 9313859 All Saints Church of England (Aided) Primary School N N N 116358 8503330 All Saints Church of England Aided Junior School N N N 105829 3543506 All Saints Church of England Primary School N Y Y 103702 3313008 All Saints Church of England Primary School N N N 116326 8503172 All Saints Church of England Primary School N Y Y 113426 8783305 All Saints Church of England Primary School N N N 131010 9333493 All Saints Church of England Primary School N N N 100719 2093301 All Saints' Church of England Primary School N N N 117472 9193393 All Saints
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