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'''Kings Leadership Academy''' is a secondary school and soon to be sixth form in the free school sector, currently based in ], but soon to move to Woolston. It offers "Academic Excellence", a "Distinctive Curriculum", "Smaller class sizes" and focuses on leadership and character development for all students aged 11-18. Opened in 2012 after the closing of Woolston High School but was set up independently by Sir Ian Hall and 'Great+ Schools' and not as a replacement from the government . Won the National Character Award 2015. Headteacher - Shane Ierston. <nowiki/>http://www.kingsleadershipacademy.com/ '''Kings Leadership Academy''' is a secondary school and soon to be sixth form in the free school sector, currently based in ], but soon to move to Woolston. It offers "Academic Excellence", a "Distinctive Curriculum", "Smaller class sizes" and focuses on leadership and character development for all students aged 11-18. Opened in 2012 after the closing of Woolston High School but was set up independently by Sir Ian Hall and 'Great+ Schools' and not as a replacement from the government . Won the National Character Award 2015. Headteacher - Shane Ierston. <nowiki/>http://www.kingsleadershipacademy.com/

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Kings Leadership Academy is a secondary school and soon to be sixth form in the free school sector, currently based in Padgate, but soon to move to Woolston. It offers "Academic Excellence", a "Distinctive Curriculum", "Smaller class sizes" and focuses on leadership and character development for all students aged 11-18. Opened in 2012 after the closing of Woolston High School but was set up independently by Sir Ian Hall and 'Great+ Schools' and not as a replacement from the government . Won the National Character Award 2015. Headteacher - Shane Ierston. http://www.kingsleadershipacademy.com/

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