List of schools in North Northamptonshire

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This is a list of schools in North Northamptonshire , a unitary authority in the English county of Northamptonshire.

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State-funded schools

Primary schools

  • Alfred Lord Tennyson School, Rushden
  • All Saints CE Primary School and Nursery, Wellingborough
  • The Avenue Infant School, Wellingborough
  • Barton Seagrave Primary School, Barton Seagrave
  • Beanfield Primary School, Corby
  • Bozeat Community Primary School, Bozeat
  • Brambleside Primary School, Kettering
  • Brigstock Lathams CE Primary School, Brigstock
  • Broughton Primary School, Broughton
  • Compass Primary Academy, Kettering
  • Corby Old Village Primary School, Corby
  • Corby Primary Academy, Corby
  • Cottingham CE Primary School, Cottingham
  • Cranford CE Primary School, Cranford
  • Croyland Primary School, Wellingborough
  • Danesholme Infant Academy, Corby
  • Danesholme Junior Academy, Corby
  • Denfield Park Primary School, Rushden
  • Earls Barton Primary School, Earls Barton
  • Ecton Village Primary School, Ecton
  • Exeter School, Corby
  • Finedon Infant School, Finedon
  • Finedon Mulso CE Junior School, Finedon
  • Freemans Endowed CE Junior Academy, Wellingborough
  • Geddington CE Primary School, Geddington
  • Glapthorn CE Primary School, Glapthorn
  • Grange Primary Academy, Kettering
  • Great Addington CE Primary School, Great Addington
  • Great Doddington Primary School, Great Doddington
  • Greenfields Primary School and Nursery, Kettering
  • Grendon CE Primary School, Grendon
  • Gretton Primary School, Gretton
  • Hall Meadow Primary School, Kettering
  • Havelock Infant School, Desborough
  • Havelock Junior School, Desborough
  • Hawthorn Community Primary School, Kettering
  • Hayfield Cross CE School, Kettering
  • Hazel Leys Academy, Corby
  • Henry Chichele Primary School, Higham Ferrers
  • Higham Ferrers Junior School, Higham Ferrers
  • Higham Ferrers Nursery and Infant School, Higham Ferrers
  • Irchester Community Primary School, Irchester
  • Irthlingborough Junior School, Irthlingborough
  • Irthlingborough Nursery and Infant School, Irthlingborough
  • Isham Church of England Primary School, Isham
  • Kettering Buccleuch Academy, Kettering
  • Kettering Park Infant Academy, Kettering
  • Kettering Park Junior Academy, Kettering
  • Kings Cliffe Endowed Primary School, Kings Cliffe
  • Kingswood Primary Academy, Corby
  • Little Harrowden Community Primary School, Little Harrowden
  • Little Stanion Primary School, Corby
  • Loatsland Primary School, Desborough
  • Loddington CE Primary School, Loddington
  • Mawsley Primary School, Mawsley
  • Meadowside Primary School, Burton Latimer
  • Mears Ashby CE Primary School, Mears Ashby
  • Millbrook Infant School, Kettering
  • Millbrook Junior School, Kettering
  • Nassington Primary School, Nassington
  • Newton Road School, Rushden
  • Oakley Vale Primary School, Corby
  • Oakway Academy, Wellingborough
  • Olympic Primary, Wellingborough
  • Oundle CE Primary School, Oundle
  • Our Lady of Walsingham RC Primary School, Corby
  • Our Lady's RC Primary School, Wellingborough
  • Park Junior School, Wellingborough
  • Polebrook CE Primary School, Polebrook
  • Priors Hall School, Corby
  • Pytchley Endowed CE Primary School, Pytchley
  • Raunds Park Infant School, Raunds
  • Redwell Primary School, Wellingborough
  • Ringstead CE Primary School, Ringstead
  • Rockingham Primary School, Corby
  • Rothwell Junior School, Rothwell
  • Rothwell Victoria Infant School, Rothwell
  • Rushden Primary Academy, Rushden
  • Rushton Primary School, Rushton
  • Ruskin Academy, Wellingborough
  • Ruskin Infant School, Wellingborough
  • St Andrew's Church of England Primary School, Kettering
  • St Barnabas Church of England Primary School, Wellingborough
  • St Brendan's Catholic Primary School, Corby
  • St Edward's Catholic Primary School, Kettering
  • St Mary's CE Primary School, Burton Latimer
  • St Mary's CE Primary School, Kettering
  • St Patrick's RC Primary School, Corby
  • St Peter's CE Academy, Raunds
  • St Thomas More RC Primary School, Corby
  • South End Infant School, Rushden
  • South End Junior School, Rushden
  • Stanion CE Primary School, Stanion
  • Stanton Cross Primary School, Stanton Cross
  • Stanwick Academy, Stanwick
  • Studfall Infant Academy, Corby
  • Studfall Junior Academy, Corby
  • Sywell CE Primary School, Sywell
  • Thrapston Primary School, Thrapston
  • Titchmarsh CE Primary School, Titchmarsh
  • Trinity CE Primary School, Aldwincle
  • Victoria Primary Academy, Wellingborough
  • Warmington School, Warmington
  • Warwick Academy, Wellingborough
  • Weldon CE Primary School, Weldon
  • Whitefriars Primary School, Rushden
  • Wilbarston CE Primary School, Wilbarston
  • Wilby CE Primary School, Wilby
  • Windmill Primary School, Raunds
  • Wollaston Community Primary School, Wollaston
  • Woodford CE Primary School, Woodford
  • Woodnewton School, Corby

Secondary schools

Special and alternative schools

Further education

Independent schools

Primary and preparatory schools

Senior and all-through schools

Special and alternative schools

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