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Schools closed or open due to Coronoavirus, as at 14.00 on Friday 20 March. For further updates visit www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/residents/schools/emergency-school-closures Establishment Name Town Open or closed Further information Abbey Woods Academy Wallingford Partly open All Saints Church of England (Aided) Primary School Didcot Partly open Appleton CE (A) Primary School Abingdon Partly open Ashbury with Compton Beauchamp CE (A) Primary Swindon Partly open Aston & Cote Church of England Primary School Bampton Not yet confirmed Aston Rowant Church of England Primary School Watlington Partly open Aureus Primary School Didcot Partly open Aureus Secondary Didcot Partly open Badgemore Community School Henley-on-Thames Closed Closed Monday 23 March; will review after that Bampton Church of England Primary School Bampton Not yet confirmed Bardwell School Bicester Partly open Closed 20/03 for planning, expected to open partly from 24/03 Barley Hill Primary School Thame Partly open Bartholomew School Eynsham Partly open Bayards Hill Primary School Oxford Partly open Beckley Church of England Primary School Beckley Partly open Benson Church of England School Wallingford Partly open Not expecting to open Monday 23 March. Bicester Technology Studio Bicester Not yet confirmed Bishop Carpenter Church of England Aided Primary School Banbury Partly open Bishop Loveday Church of England Primary School Banbury Partly open Bishopswood School Reading Not yet confirmed Bladon Church of England Primary School Woodstock Partly open Blessed George Napier RC School Banbury Partly open Bletchingdon Parochial Church of England (VA) Primary School Bletchingdon Partly open Blewbury Endowed CE Primary School Didcot Partly open Bloxham Church of England Primary School Bloxham Partly open Botley School & Elm Road CC Oxford Partly open Brightwell-Cum-Sotwell Church of England (C) School Wallingford Partly open Brize Norton Primary School Brize Norton Partly open Brookside Primary School Bicester Partly open Buckland Church of England Primary Nr Faringdon Partly open Bure Park Primary School Bicester Partly open Burford Primary School Burford Partly open Burford School Burford Not yet confirmed Caldecott Primary School Abingdon Not yet confirmed Carswell Community Primary School Abingdon Partly open Carterton Community College Carterton Partly open Carterton Primary School Carterton Partly open Chadlington Church of England Primary School Chipping Norton Partly open Chalgrove Community Primary School Chalgrove Partly open Charlbury Primary School Chipping Norton Partly open Charlton Primary School Wantage Partly open Charlton-On-Otmoor CE Primary School Charlton-on-OtmoorPartly open Checkendon Church of England (A) Primary School Reading Partly open Cheney School Oxford Partly open Chesterton CE Primary School Chesterton Partly open Chilton County Primary School Didcot Partly open Chipping Norton School Chipping Norton Partly open Cholsey Primary School Wallingford Partly open Christopher Rawlins CE Voluntary Aided School Banbury Not yet confirmed Church Cowley St James CE (Controlled) Primary School Oxford Partly open Clanfield Church of England Primary School Bampton Not yet confirmed Clifton Hampden Church of England Primary School Clifton Hampden Partly open Combe Church of England Primary School Combe Partly open Cropredy Church of England Primary School Cropredy Partly open Crowmarsh Gifford Church of England School Wallingford Partly open Culham Parochial Church of England School Abingdon Closed Children already attending Clifton Hampden Primary School Cumnor CE School (Voluntary Controlled) Oxford Partly open Cutteslowe Primary School Oxford Partly open Dashwood Banbury Academy Banbury Partly open Deddington Church of England Primary School Deddington Partly open Didcot Girls' School Didcot Not yet confirmed Dorchester St Birinus Church of England School Dorchester-on-ThamesPartly open Not open on Monday 23rd March 2020 Dr Radcliffe's Church of England School Steeple Aston Partly open Dr South's CE Voluntary Aided Primary School Islip Partly open Drayton CP School Drayton Closed Children qualifying to attend should do so at Drayton Primary School. Dry Sandford Primary School Dry Sandford Partly open Ducklington Primary School Ducklington Partly open Dunmore Primary School Abingdon Partly open East Oxford Primary School Oxford Partly open Edith Moorhouse Primary School Carterton Partly open Edward Feild Primary School Kidlington Partly open Endeavour Academy Oxford Partly open May have to close Monday 20/03, hope to be open Tuesday 20/03/2020 Page 1 of 5 Schools closed or open due to Coronoavirus, as at 14.00 on Friday 20 March. For further updates visit www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/residents/schools/emergency-school-closures Enstone Primary School Enstone Closed Arrangements for children qualifying to attend to be confirmed. Europa School Abingdon Partly open Closed for inset day Monday 23rd March 2020. Parents shoudlcontact school Ewelme Church of England Primary School Wallingford Not yet confirmed Eynsham Academy (Community Primary) School Eynsham Partly open Faringdon Community College Faringdon Partly open Faringdon Infants' School Faringdon Partly open Faringdon Junior School Faringdon Partly open Finmere CE School Finmere Partly open Finstock Church of England School Chipping Norton Not yet confirmed Fir Tree Junior School Wallingford Not yet confirmed Fitzharrys School Abingdon Partly open Fitzwaryn School Wantage Open Five Acres Primary School Bicester Partly open Frank Wise School Banbury Open Freeland Church of England Primary School Freeland Not yet confirmed Fringford CE Primary School Fringford Closed Closed at least until 31st March. Fritwell CE Primary School Fritwell Partly open Futures Institute Banbury Banbury Partly open Gagle Brook Primary School Bicester Closed Children qualifying to attend should do so at Southwold Primary School Garsington CE Primary School Garsington Partly open Gateway Primary School Carterton Partly open GEMS Didcot Primary Academy Didcot Partly open Gillotts School Henley-on-Thames Closed Arrangements for children qualifying to attend to be confirmed. Glory Farm Primary School and Nursery Bicester Not yet confirmed Goring CE Aided Primary School Goring-on-Thames Partly open Gosford Hill School Kidlington Partly open Great Milton CE Primary School Oxford Partly open Great Rollright CE (Aided) Primary School Chipping Norton Partly open Great Tew County Primary School Chipping Norton Partly open Grove Church of England Primary School Wantage Partly open Hagbourne Church of England Primary School Didcot Partly open Hailey Church of England Primary School Witney Partly open Hanborough Manor Church of England School Long Hanborough Partly open Hanwell Fields Community School Banbury Partly open Hardwick CP School Banbury Partly open Harriers Banbury Academy Banbury Partly open Harwell Primary School Didcot Not yet confirmed Heyford Park Free School Heyford Closed Hill View Primary School Banbury Partly open Holy Trinity Catholic Primary School (Chipping Norton) Chipping Norton Partly open Hook Norton Church of England Primary School Hook Norton Partly open Hornton Primary School Horton Partly open Horspath Church of England Primary School Oxford Partly open Icknield Community College Watlington Partly open John Blandy V. C. Primary School Abingdon Partly open John Hampden Primary School Thame Partly open John Henry Newman Primary School Oxford Partly open John Mason School Abingdon Partly open John Watson School Wheatley Open Kidmore End CE (Aided) Primary School Reading Partly open King Alfred's Community and Sports College Wantage Partly open Kingfisher Academy Abingdon Not yet confirmed Kingham Primary School Kingham Partly open King's Meadow School Bicester Not yet confirmed Kirtlington Church of England Primary School Kirtlington Partly open Ladygrove Park Primary School Didcot Partly open Langford Village Community School Bicester Not yet confirmed Langtree School Reading Partly open Larkmead School Abingdon Partly open Larkrise School Oxford Partly open Launton Church of England Primary School Launton Not yet confirmed Leafield Church of England Controlled Primary School Witney Partly open Lewknor Church of England Primary School Lewknor Not yet confirmed Little Milton Church of England Primary School Little Milton Not yet confirmed Long Furlong Primary School Abingdon Partly open Long Wittenham Church of England Primary School Long Wittenham Not yet confirmed Longcot & Fernham Church of England School Faringdon Partly open Longfields Primary and Nursery School Bicester Partly open Longford Park Primary School Banbury Partly open Longworth Undenominational Primary School Abingdon Partly open Lord William's School Thame Not yet confirmed Mabel Prichard School Oxford Open Both sites Madley Brook Community Primary School Witney Not yet confirmed 20/03/2020 Page 2 of 5 Schools closed or open due to Coronoavirus, as at 14.00 on Friday 20 March. For further updates visit www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/residents/schools/emergency-school-closures Maiden Erlegh Chiltern Edge Community School Reading Closed Children qualifying to attend should do so at Maiden Erlegh Reading. Manor School Didcot Partly open Marcham CE (VC) Primary School Abingdon Not yet confirmed Marsh Baldon CE (Controlled) School Marsh Baldon Partly open Matthew Arnold School Oxford Partly open Meadowbrook College PRUIS Oxford Partly open Harlow Centre and West Bar only Middle Barton School Chipping Norton Partly open Mill Lane School Chinnor Partly open
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