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Directory of Wiltshire Schools 2014/15 Directory of Wiltshire Schools 2014/15 This document was published by Wiltshire Council, Children’s Services You can contact us in the following ways: By telephone 01225 713764 By Post Performance Management & Co-ordination Section Children’s Services County Hall Bythesea Road Trowbridge Wiltshire BA14 8JN By email [email protected] Details correct at time of publication © Copyright Wiltshire Council Key to Abbreviations CY Community School – maintained by the local authority (LA). The LA is the admissions authority – it has main responsibility for deciding arrangements for admitting pupils. CYS Community Special School – maintained by the LA, which is organised to make special educational provision for pupils with special educational needs. VC Voluntary Controlled School – maintained by the LA, with a foundation (generally religious) which appoints some (but not most) of the governing body. The LA is the admissions authority. VA Voluntary Aided School – maintained by the LA, with a foundation (generally religious) that appoints most of the governing body. The governing body is the admissions authority. FD Foundation School – maintained by the LA. May have a foundation (generally religious) that appoints some (but not most) of the governing body. The governing body is the admissions authority. CA Academy - Academies, by which we mean Academy Schools, (including those that are Free Schools), University Technical Colleges and Studio Schools, are state-funded, non fee-paying independent schools set up under a Funding Agreement between the Secretary of State and the proprietor of an Academy (most commonly, and hereafter, referred to as an Academy Trust). B Beacon School – has been identified as a high performance school representing an example of good practice with a view to sharing that effective practice with other schools. S Specialist School – has a special focus on one of ten subjects – arts, business and enterprise, engineering, humanities, language, mathematics and computing, music, science, sports and technology. Comm Community Area Area DfE No. Department for Education identification number NOR Number of pupils on roll R Residential unit Contents Page Primary schools 1 Secondary schools 27 Special schools 31 Education Other Than At School (EOTAS) – Health 32 related needs Community area codes 33 Schools by location 34 865/ Status Headteacher NOR Comm DfE Age Primary Schools Area No Range (in alphabetical order) 3460 VA Alderbury & West Grimstead Church of England Primary Mrs A Small 147 SOUT 4 -11 School FIRS ROAD, ALDERBURY, SALISBURY SP5 3BD Tel: 01722 710464 Fax: 01722 710433 Website: www.alderbury.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3000 VC All Cannings Church of England Primary School Mr R Borman 142 DEV 4 -11 CHANDLERS LANE, ALL CANNINGS, DEVIZES SN10 3PG Tel: 01380 860676 Fax: 01380 860676 Website: www.allcannings.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 5200 FD Aloeric Primary School Mr M Nightingale 328 MELK 4 - 11 ST MICHAELS ROAD, MELKSHAM SN12 6HN Tel: 01225 702563 Fax: 01225 791529 Website: www.aloeric.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3462 CY Amesbury Archer Primary School Mr N Mawdsley 342 AMES 4 – 11 SHEARS DRIVE, AMESBURY, SALISBURY SP4 7XX Tel: 01980 625944 Fax: 01980 626613 Website: www.amesburyarcher.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3468 VC Amesbury Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary Mrs Y Morrison 306 AMES 4 - 11 School KITCHENER ROAD, AMESBURY, SALISBURY SP4 7AX Tel: 01980 623009 Website : www.amesbury.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3002 VC Ashton Keynes Church of England Primary School Mrs S Saville 178 MALM 4 - 11 23 GOSDITCH, ASHTON KEYNES, SWINDON SN6 6NZ Tel: 01285 861436 Fax: 01285 861436 Website: www.ashtonkeynes.org.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3306 VA Baydon St Nicholas Church of England Primary School Mr P Chambers 127 MARL 4 - 11 FINCHES LANE, BAYDON, MARLBOROUGH SN8 2JJ Tel: 01672 540554 Fax: 01672 540554 Website: www.baydon-school.org.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3472 VC Bellefield Primary and Nursery School Mr S Wigley 270 TROW 4 -11 WINDERMERE ROAD, TROWBRIDGE BA14 8TE Tel: 01225 753530 Fax: 01225 719050 Website : www.bellefield.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 1 865/ Status Headteacher NOR Comm DfE Age Primary Schools Area No Range (in alphabetical order) 3448 VA Bemerton St John Church of England Aided Primary School Mr A Richards 205 SAL 4 - 11 LOWER ROAD, BEMERTON, SALISBURY SP2 9NW Tel: 01722 322848 Fax: 01722 502992 Website: www.bemerton.com E-mail: [email protected] 3308 VA Bishops Cannings Church of England (Aided) Primary Mr J Barber 204 DEV 4 - 11 School THE STREET, BISHOPS CANNINGS, DEVIZES SN10 2LD Tel: 01380 860633 Website: www.bishopscannings.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 2225 CY Bitham Brook Primary School Mr D Ross 288 WEST 4 - 11 ARUNDELL CLOSE, WESTBURY BA13 3UA Tel: 01373 859172 Fax: 01373 821210 Website: www.bithambrook.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 2223 CY Bowerhill Primary School Mr A Matthews 352 MELK 4 - 11 HALIFAX ROAD, MELKSHAM SN12 6YH Tel: 01225 700964 Fax: 01225 350036 Website: www.bowerhill.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3013 VC Box Church of England Primary School Miss J French 178 CORS 4 - 11 HIGH STREET, BOX, CORSHAM SN13 8NF Tel: 01225 742663 Fax: 01225 743976 Website: www.box.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 2009 CY Bratton Primary School Mr D Brown 145 WEST 4 - 11 BRATTON, WESTBURY BA13 4RL Tel: 01380 830511 Website: www.bratton.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3242 VC Brinkworth Earl Danby's Church of England Primary School Mrs L Hilliard 178 MALM 4 - 11 SCHOOL HILL, BRINKWORTH, CHIPPENHAM SN15 5AX Tel: 01666 510406 Fax: 01666 510958 Website: www.brinkworthearldanbys.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3449 VA Broad Chalke CofE Primary School Mrs A Brockway 194 WIL 4 -11 NEWTOWN, BROAD CHALKE, SALISBURY SP5 5DS Tel: 01722 780212 Fax: 01722 781328 Website: www.broadchalke.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 2 865/ Status Headteacher NOR Comm DfE Age Primary Schools Area No Range (in alphabetical order) 3018 VC Broad Hinton Church of England Primary School Mrs E Floyd 93 MARL 4 - 11 BROAD HINTON, SWINDON SN4 9PQ Tel: 01793 731262 Fax: 01793 731262 Website: www.broadhintonschool.org E-mail: [email protected] 3019 VC Broad Town Church of England Primary School Miss B Long 74 WBAS 4 -11 BROAD TOWN, SWINDON SN4 7RE Tel: 01793 731395 Fax: 01793 731395 Website: www.broadtown.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3022 VA Bulford St Leonard's CE (VA) Primary School Mrs S Ward 235 AMES 4 -11 JOHN FRENCH WAY, BULFORD, SALISBURY SP4 9HP Tel: 01980 632309 Fax: 01980 632309 Website: www.bulfordceschool.com E-mail: [email protected] 2013 CA Burbage Primary School Mrs N Coupe 116 PEW 4 - 11 BLACKMANS LANE, BURBAGE, MARLBOROUGH SN8 3TP Tel: 01672 810452 Fax: 01672 810452 Website: www.burbageprimary.org.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3244 CA By Brook Valley Church of England Primary School Mrs B Ball 178 CHIP 4 - 11 THE STREET, YATTON KEYNELL, CHIPPENHAM SN14 7BA Tel: 01249 783006 Fax: 01249 783419 Website: www.bybrookvalley.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 2015 CA Castle Mead School Mrs T Boulton 82 TROW 4 - 11 MASCROFT ROAD, TROWBRIDGE BA14 6GD Tel : 01225 768641 Website : Email : [email protected] 3316 VA Chapmanslade Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary Mr B Basinger- 105 WARM 4 - 11 School Adams HIGH STREET, CHAPMANSLADE, WESTBURY BA13 4AN Tel: 01373 832367 Fax: 01373 832639 Website: www.chapmanslade.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 2226 CY Charter Primary School Mrs S Flack 203 CHIP 4 - 11 WOOD LANE, CHIPPENHAM SN15 3EA Tel: 01249 447223 Website: www.charter.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3 865/ Status Headteacher NOR Comm DfE Age Primary Schools Area No Range (in alphabetical order) 3035 VA Cherhill C of E School Mrs T Hall 192 CALN 4 - 11 MIDDLE LANE, CHERHILL, CALNE SN11 8XX Tel: 01249 812100 Website: www.cherhill.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3453 VA Chilmark and Fonthill Bishop Church of England Aided Mrs K Kearney 121 TISB 4 -11 Primary School THE STREET, CHILMARK, SALISBURY SP3 5AR Tel: 01722 716348 Fax: 01722 716348 Website: www.chilmarkfonthillbishop.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3318 VA Chilton Foliat Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary Mrs D Weston 70 MARL 4 - 11 School STAG HILL, CHILTON FOLIAT, nr. HUNGERFORD RG17 0TF Tel: 01488 682630 Website: www.chiltonfoliatprimary.org.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3036 VC Chirton Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary Mrs A Bekker- 26 PEW 4 -11 School Wrench THE STREET, CHIRTON, DEVIZES SN10 3QS Tel: 01380 840684 Fax: 01380 840684 Website: www.chirton.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3015 VC Christ Church Church of England Controlled Primary School Mr N Baker 410 BOA 4 - 11 BERRYFIELD ROAD, BRADFORD-ON-AVON BA15 1ST Tel: 01225 863444 Fax: 01225 868283 Website: www.christchurch.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected] 3412 VA Christ The King Catholic School Amesbury Mr J McCormack 249 AMES 4 - 11 EARLS COURT ROAD, AMESBURY, SALISBURY SP4 7LX Tel: 01980 622039 Fax: 01980 622039 Website: www.christtheking.wilts.sch.uk E-mail: [email protected]
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