Carr Manor Community School

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Carr Manor Community School
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Address
Carr Manor Community School
Carr Manor Road

, ,
LS17 5DJ

England
Coordinates 53°50′04″N1°33′09″W / 53.83453°N 1.55261°W / 53.83453; -1.55261
Information
Type Foundation school
Established1992
Local authority City of Leeds
SpecialistSports
Department for Education URN 108059 Tables
Ofsted Reports
Head teacherSimon Flowers
Gender Mixed
Age4to 18
Website http://www.carrmanor.org.uk/

Carr Manor Community School (formerly Carr Manor High School) is a mixed all-through school located in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. It was formed from a merger of Lawrence Oates Middle School and Stainbeck High School in 1992 under headmaster Terry Burgon. [1] It is a specialist sports college. [2]

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For the new school year in September 2006, as part of a reorganisation of secondary education in Leeds, the school was rebuilt with new staff and a new headmaster, Simon Flowers. Carr Manor was set to lose its sixth form but gain extra buildings, [3] however, the school retained its sixth form along with a new building. The school was earmarked for closure before the new school was built. However, after opposition from politicians, parents, staff and pupils, a new school was built to replace the old two buildings. [4] [5] The school was officially opened by Rt. Hon. Tony Blair, Prime Minister on 15 March 2007. [6] The school opened a primary phase in 2012.

In 2014 the school federated with Wetherby High School.

Academic standards

In the November 2005 Ofsted inspection the school was rated 'Satisfactory' Grade 3, on a four-point scale. [7]

However, in March 2006 the school was rated amongst the 100 most improved schools in the country. [8]

In the latest Ofsted inspection in February 2014 Carr Manor were rated as 'good'. [9]

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References

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