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Pilot Schools – June 2007 Onwards Mainstream LEA School, Pupil Referral Units, Special Needs Centres and Independent School Ar Kent Freedom Pass – Participating schools – Scheme year 09.10 Pilot Schools – June 2007 onwards Mainstream LEA school, pupil referral units, special needs centres and independent school are all included. Please refer to the list below: Canterbury Tunbridge Wells A C P (Riverside Centre) A C P (Ridgeway) A R C (Aylesham) Angley School – A Sports College A R C (Canterbury) Apex Project Barton Court Grammar School Bedgebury School Canterbury High School Beechwood Sacred Heart School Canterbury Steiner School Benenden School Chartham LR Centre Bennett Memorial Diocesan School Chaucer Technology College Bethany School East Kent Hospital School Broomhill Bank School Greenfinch Education Centre Charles Street Centre Grosvenor House – Herne Bay Cranbrook School Herne Bay High School Dulwich Preparatory School Junior King’s School Holmewood House School Kent College (Canterbury) Kent College Pembury Orchard School Marlborough House School Prince of Wales Youth Centre Mascalls School Project 15 Oakley School Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys Rose Hill School Simon Langton Grammar School for Girls St Gregory’s Catholic Comprehensive School Spires Academy (previously Montgomery St Ronan’s School School) The Skinners’ School Star Challenge Project Tunbridge Wells Girls’ Grammar School St Anselm’s Catholic School Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys St Edmund’s School Tunbridge Wells High School St Nicholas’ School West Kent Health Needs Education Service Stafford House College Yardley Court The Archbishops School The Community College, Whitstable The Kings School Voices Tonbridge A R C Tonbridge A C P (West Kent College) Hilden Grange School Hillview School for Girls Horizon Project - Tonbridge Hugh Christie Technology College Ridge View School Sackville School The Hayesbrook School The Judd School Tonbridge Grammar School Tonbridge School Weald of Kent Grammar School for Girls West Kent Health Needs Education Service YWCA Kent Freedom Pass, Transport Integration, Gibson Drive, Kings Hill, West Malling, 1 ME19 4QG 01622 605461 [email protected] Kent Freedom Pass – Participating schools – Scheme year 09.10 Extension Schools – June 2008 onwards (Tonbridge &) Malling (in addition to those Shepway above) A C P (Folkestone) Aylesford School A R C (Folkestone) Grange Park College Brockhill Park School Holmesdale Community School Brook Education Centre Malling School Environmental Therapy Project Wrotham School Folkestone Academy (previously Channel School) Folkestone School for Girls Foxwood School Harvey Boys Grammar Highview School Marsh Academy (previously Southlands) Oakwood School (Folkestone, Independent) Pent Valley High School St Marys Westbrook Threshold (Folkestone) Warm Stone Project Maidstone Dover A C P (Maidstone, Shepway Estate) A C P (Dover) A R C (Maidstone) Archers Court School Astor of Hever Aspen Unit II Bower Grove School Astor College Cedars PRU Brewood Centre Charlton Court School Castle Community School Cornwallis School Concept Training Dandelion Trust Connexions (Dover) Five Acre Wood School Dover Boys Grammar Gatland House Dover College* Invicta Grammar School Dover Girls Grammar Kings Reach Duke of York’s Royal Military School Link Employment Services Harbour School Maidstone Grammar School for Girls Learning Opportunities Centre (Ringwould) Maidstone Grammar School MXCP (Dover) Maplesden Noakes Northbourne Park Oakwood Park Grammar Old School (Capel) Oldborough Manor (New Line Learning) Old School (St Margarets) Senacre (New Line Learning) Portal House Shepway Youth & Community Centre Ripplevale School St Simon Stock Sandwich Technology School Sutton Valence School Sir Roger Manwoods School Swadelands School South Kent College – New Start Centre Threshold (Howard de Warden YC) St Edmunds (Dover) Threshold (Maidstone) Threshold (Dover) Threshold (Ringlestone) Triangles Community Centre Up 2 U Up 2 U (Deal) Valley Park Community Up 2 U (Dover) West Kent Health Needs Education Service YMCA (Dover) Youth & Adult Training Centre, Bedford Place Walmer School *Dover College students are eligible to apply, but the pass is not accepted on transport operated by Dover College Kent Freedom Pass, Transport Integration, Gibson Drive, Kings Hill, West Malling, 2 ME19 4QG 01622 605461 [email protected] Kent Freedom Pass – Participating schools – Scheme year 09.10 Phase 3 Schools – January 2009 onwards Swale Thanet Abbey School A C P Thanet A R C Sheerness Charles Dickens School Borden Grammar School Chatham House Grammar School Boulters Learning and Skills Centre Clarendon House Grammar School Challenger Project Centre Dane Court Grammar School Cheyne Middle School Ellington School for Girls Danley Middle School Foreland School Fulston Manor School Hartsdown Technology College Highsted Grammar School Hereson School Hill View School King Ethelbert School Hythe House Education Laleham Gap School Integrated Services Programme Marlowe Academy Meadowfield School Northwood Centre Minster College Project 15 (Ramsgate) Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School St Anthony's School Sittingbourne Community College St George's CE Foundation School St George's CE Middle School St Lawrence College Threshold Learning Centre Stone Bay Westlands School Ursuline College Thanet College Wellesley House Westwood Project Westwood School (NCH) Kent Freedom Pass, Transport Integration, Gibson Drive, Kings Hill, West Malling, 3 ME19 4QG 01622 605461 [email protected] Kent Freedom Pass – Participating schools – Scheme year 09.10 Countywide Roll-out – June 2009 onwards Ashford Dartford A R C (Ashford) Barn End Centre Ashford School Dartford & Gravesham Alternative Curriculum Ashford & Shepway Alternative Curriculum PRU PRU Ashford Christ Church School Dartford Girls Grammar Goldwyn Community Special School Dartford Grammar Heath Farm School Dartford Technology College Highworth Grammar School for Girls Grammar School for Girls Wilmington Homewood School Helen Allison School North School Leigh Technology Academy Norton Knatchbull School Leyden Hatch Study Centre Threshold (Ashford) Longfield Academy Towers School Phoenix Centre Wyvern School Rowhill Special School Spectrum Centre Swan Valley Community School Wilmington Enterprise College Wilmington Grammar School for Boys Gravesham Sevenoaks Cobham Hall School Bradbourne School Gravesend Grammar School Combe Bank School Gravesend Grammar School for Girls Furness School Ifield School Hextable School Meopham School Milestone School Nick Hornby School New Beacon School Northfleet School for Girls Sevenoaks School Northfleet Technology College Sevenoaks Preparatory School St Georges Church of England Secondary Solefield School St John’s Catholic Secondary St Michael’s School Thamesview School Swanley Technology College West Kent Health Needs Education Service Valence School Walthamstow Hall School Wildernesse School Kent Freedom Pass, Transport Integration, Gibson Drive, Kings Hill, West Malling, 4 ME19 4QG 01622 605461 [email protected] .
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