List of schools in Telford and Wrekin

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This is a list of schools in Telford and Wrekin in the English county of Shropshire.

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State-funded schools

Primary schools [1]

  • Allscott Meads Primary, Allscott
  • Apley Wood Primary School, Hadley
  • Aqueduct Primary School, Aqueduct
  • Captain Webb Primary School, Dawley
  • Church Aston Infant School, Church Aston
  • Coalbrookdale and Ironbridge CE Primary School, Coalbrookdale
  • Crudgington Primary School, Crudgington
  • Dawley CE Primary Academy, Dawley
  • Donnington Wood CE Junior School, Donnington
  • Donnington Wood Infant School, Donnington
  • Dothill Primary School, Wellington
  • Grange Park Primary School, Stirchley
  • Hadley Learning Community, Hadley
  • High Ercall Primary School, High Ercall
  • Hollinswood Primary School, Hollinswood
  • Holmer Lake Primary School, Brookside
  • John Fletcher Of Madeley Primary School, Madeley
  • John Randall Primary School, Madeley
  • Ladygrove Primary School, Dawley
  • Lantern Academy, Ketley Bank
  • Lawley Primary School, Lawley
  • Lawley Village Academy, Lawley
  • Lightmoor Village Primary School, Lightmoor
  • Lilleshall Primary School, Lilleshall
  • Meadows Primary School, Ketley
  • Millbrook Primary School, Leegomery
  • Moorfield Primary School, Newport
  • Muxton Primary School, Muxton
  • Newdale Primary School, Newdale
  • Newport CE Junior School, Newport
  • Newport Infant School, Newport
  • Old Park Primary School, Malinslee
  • Priorslee Academy, Priorslee
  • Randlay Primary School, Randlay
  • Redhill Primary Academy, Priorslee
  • St Georges CE Primary School, St Georges
  • St Lawrence CE Primary School, Preston upon the Weald Moors
  • St Luke's RC Primary School, Trench
  • St Mary's RC Primary School, Madeley
  • St Matthew's CE Primary School, Donnington
  • St Patrick's RC Primary School, Wellington
  • St Peter and Paul RC Primary School, Newport
  • St Peter's CE Academy, Bratton
  • St Peter's CE Primary School, Edgmond
  • Short Wood Primary School, Wellington
  • Sir Alexander Fleming Primary School, Sutton Hill
  • Teagues Bridge Primary School, Trench
  • Tibberton Primary School, Tibberton
  • William Reynold's Primary School, Woodside
  • Windmill Primary School, Brookside
  • Wombridge Primary School, Oakengates
  • Woodlands Primary School, Madeley
  • Wrekin View Primary School, Wellington
  • Wrockwardine Wood CE Junior School, Wrockwardine Wood
  • Wrockwardine Wood Infant School, Wrockwardine Wood

Non-selective secondary schools [2]

Grammar schools [3]

Special and alternative schools [4]

Further education [5]

Independent schools

Primary and preparatory schools

Senior and all-through schools

Special and alternative schools

See also

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References

  1. ↑ "Primary Schools - Telford and Wrekin". gov.uk. Retrieved 29 January 2020.
  2. ↑ "Secondary Schools - Telford and Wrekin". gov.uk. Retrieved 29 January 2020.
  3. ↑ "Secondary Schools - Telford and Wrekin". gov.uk. Retrieved 29 January 2020.
  4. ↑ "All schools and colleges in Telford and Wrekin". gov.uk. Retrieved 29 January 2020.
  5. ↑ "All schools and colleges in Telford and Wrekin". gov.uk. Retrieved 29 January 2020.
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