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Copyright London Borough of Hillingdon School Spend on Temporary Staff 2008/2009 SchoolName Total ROSEDALE COLLEGE 78,671 Vyners School LB Hillingdon 125,880 McMillan Nursery School 24,500 Belmore Nursery & Primary School 57,180 Bourne Primary School 32,228 Breakspear Junior School 6,601 Colham Manor Primary School 89,783 Coteford Junior School 16,659 Coteford Infant School 3,254 Deanesfield Primary School 27,361 Field End Junior School 19,378 Field End Infant School 10,522 Glebe Primary School 44,599 HAREFIELD JUNIOR copyrightSCHOOL 26,908 HAREFIELD INFANT SCHOOL 38,889 Harlyn Primary School 84,370 Harmondsworth Primary School 40,171 Heathrow Primary School 38,716 Lady Bankes Infant School 30,723 LONGMEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL London 8,384 MINET JUNIOR SCHOOL 60,442 MINET INFANT & NURSERY SCHOOL 87,544 Newnham Junior School 49,609 NEWNHAM INFANT & NURSERY SCHOOL 23,903 Ryefield Primary School Borough43,776 West Drayton Primary School 106,679 Whitehall Junior School 11,064 Whiteheath Junior School 61,843 WILLIAM BYRD SCHOOL 101,878 Yeading Junior School 77,876of Yeading Infant & Nursery School 13,784Hillingdon Hermitage Primary School 90,488 BROOKSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL 173,037 HIGHFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL 12,535 Rabbsfarm Primary School 65,833 WARRENDER SCHOOL 33,929 Breakspear Infant & Nursery School 38,345 Whitehall Infant School 37,817 Frithwood Primary School 1,992 Whiteheath Infant School 7,008 CRANFORD PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 13,232 Ruislip Gardens Primary School 24,074 Hillingdon Primary School 22,943 Wood End Park Community School 252,760 Pinkwell Primary School 117,391 CHERRY LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL 36,769 Holy Trinity C of E Primary School 31,937 St Matthews CE Primary school 18,047 Dr Tripletts School 16,141 ST SWITHUN WELLS CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL 64,186 Botwell House Catholic Primary School 61,949 ST BERNADETTE CATHOLIC SCHOOL 47,360 St. Catherine Catholic Primary 8,518 ST. MARYS CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL 12,795 Sacred Heart RC Primary School 54,528 Guru Nanak Sikh Primary School 36,528 COWLEY ST LAURENCE CE PRIMARY SCHOOL 65,925 Bishop Ramsey CE School 66,087 Lady Bankes Junior School 73,422 Guru Nanak Sikh Secondary V.A School 75,735 Queensmead School 124,324 Ruislip High School 28,178 Mellow Lane School 261,790 Uxbridge High School 36,976 OAK FARM INFANT SCHOOL 32,216 GRANGE PARK INFANT SCHOOL 73,171 OAK FARM JUNIOR SCHOOL 77,202 Grange Park Junior School 153,900 HILLSIDE INFANT SCHOOL, L.B.HILLINGDON 7,083 LBH The Douay Martyrs School 163,321 HILLSIDE JUNIOR SCHOOLcopyright 27,564 Charville Primary School 103,994 St. Andrews Church of England Primary School 23,148 Hayes Park School 39,079 Bishopshalt School 65,026 Haydon School London 287,272 NORTHWOOD SCHOOL 108,198 Hedgewood School 53,619 Abbotsfield School for Boys 261,914 Swakeleys School 193,898 HARLINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL Borough270,243 Barnhill Community High 129,735 CHANTRY SCHOOL 0 The Willows School 1,312 Bishop Winnington-Ingram C of E School 19,398 MEADOW HIGH SCHOOL, L.B.HILLINGDON 44,023of Moorcroft School 8,467 GRANGEWOOD SCHOOL 47,413Hillingdon.
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