Local Schools

A listing of all the local schools that have a website where you can check out ages, facilities and acheivements.
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1 Bideford College
We provide the right challenges and experiences for each of our students regardless of their ability or interest. Our plans for the future include ‘raising our game’ even further and making sure that we use the transition period between now and moving into our state of the art facilities in September 2010 to make the College the very best that it can be.
2 Kingsley School - Bideford
Nursery - Pre-School - Junior School - Senior School - Sixth Form - Dyslexia Centre - Boarding
3 West Croft Junior School
Junior School situated adjacent to Pynes Infants and Nursery School, Marland Terrace.
4 Pynes Infants School
Cummunity Infant School and Nursery.
5 Monkleigh Primary School
A Primary School with three mixed age classes.
6 St. Mary's C of E Primary School
Church of England Primary School
7 Appledore Community Primary School
Providing the children at our school with rich and varied learning experiences.
8 East-the-Water Primary School
East-the-Water Primary and Nursery school is situated on the east side of the river Torridge, on the outskirts of Bideford. As well as being part of a growing town, it is also located within a rural community.

Bideford Town Guide

The new Town Guide can be downloaded from here as 4 separate pdfs.

Download pages 1 - 12 here
Download pages 13 - 24 here
Download pages 25 - 43 here
Download pages 44 - 48 here

Town Council NewsletterDownload the latest edition of the Town Council Newsletter - Hard copies can also be obtained from the library or the Town Hall or you can view an online version by following the link below. Also distributed through local newspapers

Download the latest newsletter

Quality Parish Council Logo

The Quality Parish and Town Council Scheme was launched in 2003 following the Government's Rural White Paper, 2000. The aim of the Scheme is to provide benchmark minimum standards for parish and town councils. The Scheme is supported by six National Stakeholders, the Commission for Rural Communities, the Department for Communities and Local Government, the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the Local Government Association, the National Association of Local Councils and the Society of Local Council Clerks. Open a copy of the new guidance here...