Core Strategy Baseline Analysis Study - Bradford Metropolitan ...

Specialist schools
All secondary schools now have a specialism.
http://www.bradford.gov.uk/education_and_skills/schools/school_types/specialist_schools/
Special schools
• There are 3 co-located primary special schools.
• There are 3 co-located secondary special schools
• There is 1 Communication and Interaction special school.
• There is 1 special school for deaf children.
http://www.bradford.gov.uk/education_and_skills/schools/school_types/state_special_school
s/
Supplementary Schools
The LEA has been providing support to Supplementary Schools for mother tongue teaching
since 1983. There are over 80 Supplementary Schools registered with Education Bradford
providing a range of mother tongue teaching classes in Arabic, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi,
Hindi, Polish, Italian and Urdu as the main languages. These schools cater for approximately
8,000 minority ethnic pupils involving 300 community tutors. Full detail of the supplementary
schools education services can be found from the following lnk-
http://www.bradford.gov.uk/education_and_skills/schools/school_types/supplementary_scho
ols/
Voluntary Controlled and Aided Schools
There are 39 voluntary Aided schools in the district. 31 of these are primary schools and
others are secondary.
http://www.bradford.gov.uk/education_and_skills/schools/school_types/voluntary_aided_sch
ools/
There are 15 Voluntary Controlled schools in the district. 14 of these are primary schools and
1 is a secondary school.
http://www.bradford.gov.uk/education_and_skills/schools/school_types/voluntary_controlled_
schools/
Nursery and pre-school
There are 7 state nursery schools in Bradford district.
http://www.bradford.gov.uk/education_and_skills/schools/school_types/state_nursery_school
s/
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