List of schools in Bradford

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This is a list of schools in the City of Bradford in the English county of West Yorkshire.

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State-funded schools

Primary schools

  • The Academy at St James, Allerton
  • Addingham Primary School, Addingham
  • All Saints CE Primary School, Little Horton
  • All Saints' CE Primary School, Ilkley
  • Appleton Academy, Wyke
  • Ashlands Primary School, Ilkley
  • Atlas Community Primary School, Manningham
  • Baildon CE Primary School, Baildon
  • Bankfoot Primary School, Bankfoot
  • Barkerend Primary Leadership Academy, Pollard Park
  • Beckfoot Allerton Primary School, Allerton
  • Beckfoot Heaton Primary, Heaton
  • Beckfoot Nessfield, Keighley
  • Beckfoot Priestthorpe Primary School, Bingley
  • Ben Rhydding Primary School, Ben Rhydding
  • Blakehill Primary School, Idle
  • Bowling Park Primary School, West Bowling
  • Brackenhill Primary School, Great Horton
  • Bradford Academy, East Bowling
  • Bradford Girls' Grammar School, Girlington
  • Burley and Woodhead CE Primary School, Burley in Wharfedale
  • Burley Oaks Primary School, Burley in Wharfedale
  • Byron Primary School, Barkerend
  • Carlton Mills, Manningham
  • Carrwood Primary School, Holme Wood
  • Cavendish Primary School, Eccleshill
  • Christ Church CE Academy, Shipley
  • Clayton St John CE Primary School, Clayton
  • Clayton Village Primary School, Clayton
  • Co-op Academy Parkland, Thorpe Edge
  • Co-op Academy Princeville, Lister Hills
  • Copthorne Primary School, Shearbridge
  • Cottingley Village Primary School, Cottingley
  • Crossflatts Primary School, Crossflatts
  • Crossley Hall Primary School, Crossley Hall
  • Cullingworth Village Primary School, Cullingworth
  • Denholme Primary School, Denholme
  • Dixons Allerton Academy, Allerton
  • Dixons Manningham Academy, Manningham
  • Dixons Marchbank Primary, Barkerend
  • Dixons Music Primary, Shearbridge
  • East Morton CE Primary School, East Morton
  • Eastburn Junior and Infant School, Eastburn
  • Eastwood Community School, Keighley
  • Eldwick Primary School, Gilstead
  • Fagley Primary School, Fagley
  • Farfield Primary School, Buttershaw
  • Farnham Primary School, Lidget Green
  • Fearnville Primary School, Laisterdyke
  • Feversham Primary Academy, Barkerend
  • Foxhill Primary School, Queensbury
  • Frizinghall Primary School, Frizinghall
  • Girlington Primary School, Girlington
  • Glenaire Primary School, Baildon
  • Green Lane Primary School, Manningham
  • Greengates Primary Academy, Greengates
  • Grove House Primary School, Bolton Outlanes
  • Harden Primary School, Harden
  • Haworth Primary School, Haworth
  • Heaton St Barnabas CE Primary School, Heaton
  • High Crags Primary Leadership Academy, Shipley
  • Hill Top CE Primary School, Low Moor
  • Hollingwood Primary School, Horton Bank
  • Holybrook Primary School, Greengates
  • Holycroft Primary School, Keighley
  • Home Farm Primary School, Buttershaw
  • Horton Grange Primary School, Great Horton
  • Horton Park Primary School, Canterbury
  • Hoyle Court Primary School, Baildon
  • Idle CE Primary School, Idle
  • Ingrow Primary School, Ingrow
  • Iqra Academy, Manningham
  • Keelham Primary School, Keelham
  • Keighley St Andrew's CE Primary School, Keighley
  • Killinghall Primary School, Barkerend
  • Knowleswood Primary School, Dudley Hill
  • Lapage Primary School, Barkerend
  • Laycock Primary School, Laycock
  • Lees Primary School, Keighley
  • Ley Top Primary School, Allerton
  • Lidget Green Primary School, Lidget Green
  • Lilycroft Primary School, Manningham
  • Long Lee Primary School, Long Lee
  • Low Ash Primary School, Wrose
  • Low Moor CE Primary School, Low Moor
  • Lower Fields Primary Academy, Cutler Heights
  • Margaret McMillan Primary School, Heaton
  • Marshfield Primary, Little Horton
  • Menston Primary School, Menston
  • Merlin Top Primary Academy, Keighley
  • Miriam Lord Primary School, Manningham
  • Myrtle Park Primary, Bingley
  • Newby Primary School, Holme Top
  • Newhall Park Primary School, Bierley
  • Oakworth Primary School, Oakworth
  • Oldfield Primary School, Oldfield
  • Our Lady and St Brendan's RC Primary School, Idle
  • Our Lady of Victories RC School, Keighley
  • Oxenhope CE Primary School, Oxenhope
  • Parkwood Primary School, Keighley
  • Peel Park Primary School, Undercliffe
  • Poplars Farm Primary School, Bolton Outlanes
  • Princeville Primary School, Lister Hills
  • Rainbow Primary Leadership Academy, Shearbridge
  • Reevy Hill Primary School, Buttershaw
  • Riddlesden St Mary's CE Primary School, Riddlesden
  • Russell Hall Primary School, Queensbury
  • Ryecroft Primary Academy, Holme Wood
  • The Sacred Heart RC Primary School, Ben Rhydding
  • St Anne's RC Primary School, Keighley
  • St Anthony's RC Primary School, Clayton
  • St Anthony's RC Primary School, Shipley
  • St Clare's RC Primary School, Fagley
  • St Columba's RC Primary School, Dudley Hill
  • St Cuthbert and the First Martyrs' RC Primary School, Heaton
  • St Francis RC Primary School, Bolton Outlanes
  • St John the Evangelist RC Primary School, Slack Side
  • St John's CE Primary School, Bierley
  • St Joseph's RC Primary School, Bingley
  • St Joseph's RC Primary School, Holme Top
  • St Joseph's RC Primary School, Ingrow
  • St Luke's CE Primary School, Eccleshill
  • St Mary's & St Peter's RC Primary School, Laisterdyke
  • St Matthew's CE Primary School, West Bowling
  • St Matthew's RC Primary School, Allerton
  • St Oswald's CE Primary Academy, Great Horton
  • St Paul's CE Primary School, Buttershaw
  • St Philip's CE Primary School, Girlington
  • St Stephen's CE Primary School, West Bowling
  • St Walburga's RC Primary School, Shipley
  • St William's RC Primary School, Longlands
  • St Winefride's RC Primary School, Wibsey
  • Saltaire Primary School, Saltaire
  • Sandal Primary School, Baildon
  • Sandy Lane Primary School, Allerton
  • Shibden Head Primary Academy, Queensbury
  • Shipley CE Primary School, Shipley
  • Shirley Manor Primary School, Wyke
  • Silsden Primary School, Silsden
  • Southmere Primary Academy, Great Horton
  • Stanbury Village School, Stanbury
  • Steeton Primary School, Steeton
  • Stocks Lane Primary School, Queensbury
  • Swain House Primary School, Bolton Outlanes
  • Thackley Primary School, Thackley
  • Thornbury Primary Leadership Academy, Thornbury
  • Thornton Primary School, Thornton
  • Thorpe Primary, Idle
  • Trinity All Saints CE Primary School, Bingley
  • Victoria Primary School, Keighley
  • Wellington Primary School, Undercliffe
  • Westbourne Primary School, Manningham
  • Westminster CE Primary Academy, Belle Vue
  • Whetley Academy, Girlington
  • Wibsey Primary School, Wibsey
  • Wilsden Primary School, Wilsden
  • Woodlands CE Primary Academy, Oakenshaw
  • Woodside Academy, Moor Side
  • Worth Valley Primary School, Keighley
  • Worthinghead Primary School, Wyke
  • Wycliffe CE Primary School, Shipley

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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