List of schools in Cheshire East

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This is a list of schools in Cheshire East , a unitary authority in Cheshire, England.

Contents

State-funded schools

Primary schools

  • Acton CE Primary Academy, Acton
  • Adlington Primary School, Adlington
  • Alderley Edge Community Primary School, Alderley Edge
  • Alsager Highfields Community Primary School, Alsager
  • Ash Grove Academy, Macclesfield
  • Ashdene Primary School, Wilmslow
  • Astbury St Mary's CE Primary School, Newbold Astbury
  • Audlem St James' CE Primary School, Audlem
  • Beechwood Primary School and Nursery, Crewe
  • The Berkeley Academy, Wistaston
  • Bexton Primary School, Knutsford
  • Bickerton Holy Trinity CE Primary School, Bickerton
  • Black Firs Primary School, Congleton [1]
  • Bollinbrook CE Primary School, Macclesfield
  • Bollington Cross CE Primary School, Bollington
  • Bollington St John's CE Primary School, Bollington
  • Bosley St Mary's CE Primary School, Bosley
  • Brereton CE Primary School, Brereton Green
  • Bridgemere CE Primary School, Bridgemere
  • Brierley Primary School, Crewe
  • Broken Cross Primary Academy and Nursery, Macclesfield
  • Buglawton Primary School, Congleton
  • Bunbury Aldersey School, Bunbury
  • Calveley Primary Academy, Calveley
  • Chelford CE Primary School, Chelford
  • Christ the King RC and CE Primary School, Macclesfield
  • Cledford Primary School, Middlewich
  • Cranberry Academy, Alsager
  • Daven Primary School, Congleton
  • Dean Valley Community Primary School, Bollington
  • The Dingle Primary School, Haslington
  • Disley Primary School, Disley
  • Edleston Primary School, Crewe
  • Egerton Primary School, Knutsford
  • Elworth CE Primary School, Elworth
  • Elworth Hall Primary School, Elworth
  • Excalibur Primary School, Alsager
  • Gainsborough Primary and Nursery School, Crewe
  • Gawsworth Primary School, Gawsworth
  • Goostrey Primary School, Goostrey
  • Gorsey Bank Primary School, Wilmslow
  • Handforth Grange Primary School, Handforth
  • Haslington Primary Academy, Haslington
  • Havannah Primary School, Congleton [2]
  • Hermitage Primary School, Holmes Chapel
  • High Legh Primary School, High Legh
  • Highfields Academy, Nantwich
  • Hollinhey Primary School, Sutton Lane Ends
  • Holmes Chapel Primary School, Holmes Chapel
  • Hungerford Primary Academy, Crewe
  • Hurdsfield Community Primary School, Macclesfield
  • Ivy Bank Primary School, Macclesfield
  • Kettleshulme St James' CE Primary School, Kettleshulme
  • Lacey Green Primary Academy, Wilmslow
  • Leighton Academy, Crewe
  • Lindow Community Primary School, Wilmslow
  • Little Bollington CE Primary School, Little Bollington
  • Lostock Hall Primary School, Poynton
  • Lower Park School, Poynton
  • Mablins Lane Community Primary School, Crewe
  • Manor Park Primary School and Nursery, Knutsford
  • Marlborough Primary School, Tytherington
  • Marlfields Primary Academy, Congleton [3]
  • Marton & District CE Primary School, Marton
  • Middlewich Primary School, Middlewich
  • Millfields Primary School and Nursery, Nantwich
  • Mobberley CE Primary School, Mobberley
  • Monks Coppenhall Academy, Crewe
  • Mossley CE Primary School, Congleton
  • Mottram St Andrew Primary Academy, Mottram St Andrew
  • Nantwich Primary Academy, Nantwich
  • Nether Alderley Primary School, Nether Alderley
  • Offley Primary Academy, Sandbach
  • Parkroyal Community School, Macclesfield
  • Pear Tree Primary School, Stapeley
  • Pebble Brook Primary School, Crewe
  • Peover Superior Endowed Primary School, Over Peover
  • Pikemere School, Alsager
  • Pott Shrigley Church School, Pott Shrigley
  • Prestbury CE Primary School, Prestbury
  • Puss Bank School and Nursery, Macclesfield
  • The Quinta Primary School, Congleton
  • Rainow Primary School, Rainow
  • Rode Heath Primary School, Rode Heath
  • St Alban's RC Primary School, Macclesfield
  • St Anne's RC Primary School, Nantwich
  • St Anne's Fulshaw CE Primary School, Wilmslow
  • St Benedict's RC Primary School, Handforth
  • St Gabriel's RC Primary School, Alsager
  • St Gregory's RC Primary School, Bollington
  • St John the Evangelist CE Primary School, Macclesfield
  • St John's CE Primary School, Sandbach
  • St Mary's RC Primary School, Congleton [4]
  • St Mary's RC Primary School, Crewe
  • St Mary's RC Primary School, Middlewich
  • St Michael's Community Academy, Crewe
  • St Oswald's Worleston CE Primary School, Aston juxta Mondrum
  • St Paul's RC Primary School, Poynton
  • St Vincent's RC Primary School, Knutsford
  • Sandbach Primary Academy, Sandbach
  • Scholar Green Primary School, Scholar Green
  • Shavington Primary School, Shavington
  • Smallwood CE Primary School, Sandbach
  • Sound and District Primary School, Sound
  • Stapeley Broad Lane CE Primary School, Stapeley
  • Styal Primary School, Styal
  • Underwood West Academy, Crewe
  • Upton Priory School, Macclesfield
  • Vernon Primary School, Poynton
  • Vine Tree Primary School, Crewe
  • Warmingham CE Primary School, Warmingham
  • Weaver Primary School, Nantwich
  • Weston Village Primary School, Weston
  • Wheelock Primary School, Sandbach
  • Whirley Primary School, Macclesfield
  • Willaston Primary Academy, Willaston
  • The Wilmslow Academy, Wilmslow
  • Wilmslow Grange Community Primary & Nursery School
  • Wincle CE Primary School, Wincle
  • Wistaston Academy, Wistaston
  • Wistaston Church Lane Academy, Wistaston
  • Woodcock's Well CE Primary School, Mow Cop
  • Worth Primary School, Poynton
  • Wrenbury Primary School, Wrenbury
  • Wybunbury Delves CE Primary School, Wybunbury

Secondary schools

Special and alternative schools

  • Adelaide Heath Academy, Knutsford
  • Adelaide School, Crewe
  • The Axis Academy, Crewe
  • The Fermain Academy, Macclesfield
  • NAS Church Lawton School, Church Lawton
  • Oakfield Lodge School, Crewe
  • Park Lane School, Macclesfield
  • Springfield School, Crewe [8]

Further education

Independent schools

Primary and preparatory schools

Senior and all-through schools

Special and alternative schools

Further education

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