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Secondary schools in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

All 1 secondary school in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.

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  1. Emily Wilding Davison School

    Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NE20 9QB · Special · Secondary · Ages 11 to 16

    • Ofsted:Good

    Specialist provision. Results aren't published in the same way.

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    Not published for this kind of school.

    Days missed
    47.3%Newcastle-Upon-Tyne 47.3%
    Pupils
    124
    Pupils per teacher
    7.6
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The big picture

How Newcastle-Upon-Tyne's secondary schools spread out

Each dot is one school. Hover over a dot to see which school it is.

Ofsted grades in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

The last full grade for each school Ofsted has graded.

  • Outstanding: 0 of 1
  • Good: 1 of 1
  • Requires improvement: 0 of 1
  • Inadequate: 0 of 1
Before you apply

Four things worth knowing in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

  1. Apply by 31 October.

    Apply to your council in Year 6 for a Year 7 place. Offers come out on 1 March.

  2. Check how old the Ofsted grade is.

    Some grades are many years old. Each school's page shows the date of its last inspection and what's changed since.

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About these schools

Secondary schools in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, explained

There is 1 secondary schools in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, teaching 124 children. The list also includes 1 special school.

100% of the schools Ofsted has graded are Good or Outstanding, against 91.3% across England. 0 are Outstanding, though some grades are several years old, so check the date on each school's page.

Pupils in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne scored an average Attainment 8 of 2.3 across their best eight GCSEs, against 46.2 across England.

79.8% of pupils get free school meals. Schools here spend £32,875 a year on each pupil, against £8,120 across England. 92.6% of pupils are persistently absent, missing one day in ten or more, against 18.1% across England.

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How many secondary schools are in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne?
There are 1 secondary schools in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, including state-funded, academies, and independent schools.
How are secondary schools in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne ranked on Eduscope?
Schools are ranked using a composite score that combines Ofsted or ISI inspection ratings, Key Stage exam results, pupil progress measures, and other performance indicators published by the Department for Education. The score is recalculated regularly as new data becomes available.
What is the average class size in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne secondary schools?
The average pupil-teacher ratio across secondary schools in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne is 8:1. While this is not a direct measure of class size, it indicates the level of teaching resource available per pupil.
How do I choose a secondary school in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne?
When choosing a secondary school in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, consider Ofsted ratings, GCSE results (Progress 8 and Attainment 8), sixth form provision, and the school's specialisms. You can compare all 1 secondary schools on Eduscope using filters for school type, gender, and admissions policy.

Sources: Department for Education school performance tables, school census and workforce data, Get Information About Schools and Ofsted. Distances are straight-line estimates.

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