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Appendix 2 Ref School Road 1 Devonshire Road Primary School / Thomasson Memorial School Devonshire Road 2 Clevelands Preparatory School Chorley New Road 3 St Joseph's RC High School, Horwich Chorley New Road 4 Chorley New Road Primary School, Horwich Chorley New Road 5 Blackrod Primary School, Blackrod Manchester Road 6 The Gates Primary School, Wingates Manchester Road 7 Sacred Heart RC Primary School, Westhoughton Central Drive 8 Westhoughton High School Bolton Road 9 St James Daisy Hill (CE) Primary School Hindley Road 10 St George's CE Primary School, Westhoughton The Hoskers 11 St Andrew's CE Primary School, Over Hulton Newbrook Road 12 The Orchards (Cherry Tree) Primary School, Highfield Highfield Road 13 Highfield Primary School Marsh Lane 14 The Ferns Primary Academy, Farnworth / Harper Green School Plodder Lane 15 Kearsley Academy Springfield Road 16 St Stephen CE Primary School, Kearsley Manchester Road 17 Spindle Point Primary School, Kearsley Manchester Road 18 Prestolee Primary School Church Road 19 Mount St Joseph College Minerva Road 20 Lever Edge Primary Academy Lever Edge Lane 21 Essa Academy Lever Edge Lane 22 Sunning Hill School Derby Street 23 The Olive Tree Derby Street 24 St Mary's, Deane CE Primary School / Ladybridge High Wigan Road 25 Markland Hill Primary School Markland Hill 26 Church Road Primary School Captain's Clough Road 27 Smithills School Smithills Dean Road 28 St Peter's Smithills Dean CE Primary School Smithills Dean Road 29 Thornleigh College / Holy Infants, Astley Bridge Moss Bank Way 30 Casle Hill Primary School Tonge Moor Road 31 St Columba's RC Primary School Tonge Moor Road 32 Hardy Mill Primary School Hardy Mill Road 33 St Bendan's RC Primary School Longsight / Hardy Mill Road 34 Turton High School Chapeltown Road 35 Eagley Junior School Chapeltown Road 36 St John The Evangelist RC Primary School Darwen Road 37 Walmsley CE Primary School Blackburn Road 38 Egerton Primary School Blackburn Road 39 High Lawn Primary School Belmont Road 40 Heathfield Primary School St Helens Road 41 St Michael's CE Primary School Green Lane 42 SS Osmund and Andrew RC Primary School Brodick Drive 43 Bolton Parish Church Bury New Road 44 Haslam Park Primary School Wigan Road.

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