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Kingston upon Hull City Council Schools / Academies Directory Children, Young People and Family Services Learning and Skills As at September 2015 SECONDARY SCHOOLS / ACADEMIES DFE STATUS SCHOOL / ACADEMY AGE HEADTEACHER/ TELEPHONE/FAX AND ADDRESS RANGE PRINCIPAL NUMBER 4455 C Andrew Marvell College (11-16) Mr M Cooper 01482-799132 Barham Road (Interim Headteacher) Kingston upon Hull Mr G Fitzpatrick Fax 01482-786804 HU9 4EE (Executive Headteacher) email: [email protected] 4504 SA Archbishop Sentamu (11-19) Mr A Chubb 01482-781912 Academy Church of England (Principal) 1 Bilton Grove Fax 01482 784959 Kingston upon Hull HU9 5YB email: [email protected] 4622 SA Hull Trinity House Academy (11-16) Mrs K Keaney 01482-326421 Charlotte Street Mews (Principal) Kingston Upon Hull HU1 3BP email: [email protected] 4113 C Kelvin Hall (11-16) Mrs S Smythe 01482-342229 Bricknell Avenue Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-346817 HU5 4QH email: [email protected] 4004 SA Kingswood Academy (11-16) Mr D Jackson 01482-879967 Wawne Road (Principal) Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-878934 HU7 4WR email: [email protected] 4020 A Malet Lambert School (11-16) Ms C Abbott 01482-374211 James Reckitt Avenue (Executive Lead) Fax 01482 707642 Kingston upon Hull Mr P Sprakes HU8 0JD Mr S Fenna email: (Associate Headteachers) [email protected] 4030 C Newland School for Girls Specialist College in (11-16) Ms V Callaghan 01482-343098 Mathematics & Computing Fax 01482-441416 Cottingham Road HU6 7RU email: [email protected] 4626 VA St Mary's College (11-19) Mr G Fitzpatrick 01482-851136 Cranbrook Avenue Kingston upon Hull HU6 7TN Fax 01482-804522 email: [email protected] Sept 2015 2 DFE STATUS SCHOOL/ACADEMY AGE HEADTEACHER/ TELEPHONE/FAX AND ADDRESS RANGE PRINCIPAL NUMBER 4505 SA Sirius Academy West (11-19) Dr C Taylor 01482-352939 296 Anlaby Park Road South (Executive Principal) Kingston upon Hull Mr J Sherwood Fax 01482-569982 HU4 7JB (Head of School) email: [email protected] A Sirius Academy North (11-16) Dr C Taylor 01482 349600 540 Hall Road (Executive Principal) Kingston upon Hull Mr I Ravenscroft HU6 9BP (Head of School) Email: [email protected] 4001 A Winifred Holtby Academy (11-16) Mr M Brown 01482-826207 Midmere Avenue (Principal) Fax 01482-839589 Leads Road Kingston upon Hull HU7 4PW email: [email protected] 4010 FS The Boulevard Academy (11-16) Mr A Grace 01482- 217898 Massey Close (Principal) Hull HU3 3QT email : [email protected] FURTHER EDUCATION CONTACTS : Mr G Towse Principal 01482-598855 Hull College Queen’s Gardens Kingston upon Hull, HU1 3DG email: [email protected] Mr J Trivedy Principal 01482-346347 Wyke Sixth Form College Bricknell Avenue Kingston upon Hull, HU5 4NT email: [email protected] Mr D Cooper Principal Wilberforce Sixth Form College Saltshouse Road Kingston upon Hull, HU8 9HD 01482 711688 email: [email protected] Sept 2015 3 PRIMARY SCHOOLS / ACADEMIES, AND NURSERIES DFE STATUS SCHOOL AND ADDRESS AGE HEADTEACHER TELEPHONE/FAX RANGE NUMBER 2005 C * Adelaide Primary (5-11) Mr B Roberts 01482-223753 Walker Street Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-322774 HU3 2RA email: [email protected] 2000 A * Ainthorpe Primary (5-11) Mrs L Charlesworth 01482-353963 Ainthorpe Grove (Executive Principal) Kingston upon Hull Ms J Clark Fax 01482-573021 HU5 5EB (Head of School) email: [email protected] Ainthorpe, Priory & Bricknell Children’s Centres Co-ordinator Heather Barnes 01482-351420 3509 VA * Alderman Cogan’s Church (5-11) Mrs J Sutherland 01482-376203 of England Voluntary Aided Primary Whitworth Street 01482-305651 Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-783654 HU9 3HJ email: [email protected] 2002 A * Appleton Primary (5-11) Mrs M Langton 01482-343507 Appleton Road Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-494318 HU5 4PG email: [email protected] 2039 A * Hull Collaborative Academy Trust Mrs C Mudd 01482-374490 Bellfield Primary School Saxby Road (5-11) Bellfield Avenue Fax 01482-701524 Kingston upon Hull HU8 9DD email: [email protected] 2861 A * Biggin Hill Primary (5-11) Mr A Chaffey 01482-825377 Biggin Avenue Bransholme Fax 01482-830596 Kingston upon Hull HU7 4RL email: [email protected] 2045 A * Bricknell Primary (5-11) Mr T Attwater 01482-493208 Bricknell Avenue Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-443750 HU5 4ET email: [email protected] Sept 2015 4 DFE STATUS SCHOOL AND ADDRESS AGE HEADTEACHER TELEPHONE/FAX RANGE NUMBER 2884 C * Broadacre Primary (5-11) Mrs L Staines 01482-833033 Wawne Road Bransholme Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-824952 HU7 5YS email: [email protected] 2047 A * Buckingham Primary (5-11) Ms P Hillman 01482-328661 Buckingham Street (Principal) Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-214800 HU8 8UG email: [email protected] 2902 A * North Carr Collaborative (5-11) Mrs H Miller 01482-825316 Academy Trust - Bude Park Primary Cookbury Close Bransholme Fax 01482-878038 Kingston upon Hull HU7 4EY email: [email protected] 2080 C * Cavendish Primary (5-11) Mrs M Heavens 01482-374675 Cavendish Road Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-707481 HU8 OJU email: [email protected] 2088 C * Chiltern Primary (5-11) Mrs L Clarke 01482-327315 Chiltern Street Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-609046 HU3 3PL email: [email protected] 2891 A * Christopher Pickering Primary (5-11) Mrs S McGlinchey 01482-352245 The Compass 01482-641800 1 Burnham Road Kingston upon Hull HU4 7EB email: [email protected] 2822 A * Cleeve Primary (5-11) Mr M Dodd 01482-825279 Wawne Road Bransholme Fax 01482-877942 Kingston upon Hull HU7 4JH email: [email protected] Sept 2015 5 DFE STATUS SCHOOL AND ADDRESS AGE HEADTEACHER TELEPHONE/FAX RANGE NUMBER 2089 C Clifton Primary (3-11) Mrs R Wilkes 01482-325913 (incl. Clifton Nursery) Burslem Street Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-229792 HU2 9BP email: [email protected] 2901 A * Hull Collaborative Academy Trust Mrs E Macdonald 01482-331914 - Collingwood Primary School Collingwood Street (5-11) Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-331917 HU3 1AW email: [email protected] 2097 A * Craven Primary Academy (5-11) Ms T Bartle 01482-327626 New Bridge Road (Principal) Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-609807 HU9 2DR email: [email protected] 2863 A * Dorchester Primary (5-11) Mrs G Olsson 01482-825207 Dorchester Road Bransholme Fax 01482-833016 Kingston upon Hull HU7 6AH email: [email protected] 2160 A * Hull Collaborative Academy Trust Mrs K Beal 01482-351150 - Eastfield Primary School Anlaby Road (5-11) Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-351002 HU4 6DT email: [email protected] 2162 A * Endike Primary (5-11) Mrs L Burrows 01482-616461 Endike Lane Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482 616460 HU6 7UR email: [email protected] 3400 A * Endsleigh Holy Child (5-11) Mrs P Graham 01482-853203 Roman Catholic Voluntary (Interim Executive 01482-318163 Aided Primary Headteacher) Inglemire Avenue Fax 01482-851102 Beverley High Road Kingston upon Hull HU6 7TE email: [email protected] Sept 2015 6 DFE STATUS SCHOOL AND ADDRESS AGE HEADTEACHER TELEPHONE/FAX RANGE NUMBER 2164 A * Estcourt Academy (3-11) Mr D Waterson 01482-224336 Estcourt Street (Executive Principal) Kingston upon Hull Mrs S Conway Fax 01482-216885 HU9 2RP (Head of School) email: [email protected] 2906 C * Foredyke Primary (5-11) Ms K Bradley 01482-375293 (federated with Thanet Primary) (Interim Flinton Grove Headteacher) Preston Road Fax 01482-786807 Kingston upon Hull HU9 5SN email: [email protected] Federation School Business Manager Jo de-Vries Thanet & Foredyke Primary Schools Email: [email protected] 2207 A * Francis Askew Primary (5-11) Mrs R Murray 01482-509627 North Road 01482-577392 Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-574433 HU4 6LQ email: [email protected] 2081 C * Gillshill Primary (5-11) Miss S J Brummitt 01482-781002 Cavendish Road Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-375480 HU8 OJU email: [email protected] 2006 SA * The Green Way Academy (5-11) Mr S Bush 01482-331378 21st Avenue Kingston upon Hull HU6 8HD Fax 01482-331385 email: [email protected] 2887 C * Griffin Primary (5-11) Mrs J Adamson 01482-794122 Barham Road Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-795963 HU9 4JL email: [email protected] 2280 SA * Hall Road Academy (5-11) Mrs C Holliday 01482-441151 Hall Road Kingston upon Hull Fax 01482-492483 HU6 8PP email: [email protected] Hall Road Nursery (Foundation Stage) 01482-473965 Sept 2015 7 DFE STATUS SCHOOL AND ADDRESS AGE HEADTEACHER TELEPHONE/FAX RANGE NUMBER 2868 A * North Carr Collaborative (5-11) Mrs J Drinkall 01482-835609 Academy Trust - Highlands Primary Lothian Way Bransholme Fax 01482-835640 Kingston upon Hull HU7 5DD email: [email protected] 2285 C * Ings Primary (5-11) Mr J Roe 01482-374367 Ings Road 01482-318686 Kingston upon Hull 01482-318689 HU8 0SL Fax 01482-798519 email: [email protected] tbc A North Carr Collaborative (5-11) Mrs C Bellamy 01482-427870 Academy Trust - Kingswood Parks Primary School Lane Kingswood Kingston upon Hull HU7 3JU email: [email protected] 2403 A * Longhill Primary (5-11) Mr M Batty 01482-814160 Shannon Road Longhill Estate Fax 01482-815859 Kingston upon Hull HU8 9RW email: [email protected] 2440 C * Marfleet Primary (3-11) Miss R Butler 01482-781943 Marfleet Lane Kingston upon Hull HU9 5RJ email: [email protected] 2441 A * Maybury Primary (5-11) Mrs A Grantham
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