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Secondary schools in North Tyneside

Where pupils go after Year 11 and after sixth form, school by school, with GCSE results. Destinations are for the 2023 leavers; results are from 2025.

What the data says

North Tyneside has 16 state-funded secondary schools. Of the 2,044 pupils who finished Year 11 here in 2023, 83% stayed in education (England 86%): 40% in a school sixth form, 0% at a sixth form college, 40% at a further education college.

Apprenticeships take 6% of leavers, roughly twice the England rate of 3%.

After sixth form, 57% of students in North Tyneside went to university (England 37%), and 27% of level 3 students reached one of the most selective universities (England 19%).

GCSE results in 2025: Attainment 8 of 46.0 against 46.1 for England; 43% of pupils achieved grade 5 or above in English and maths (England 45%).

After Year 11: North Tyneside against England

North Tyneside
England
School sixth formSixth form collegeFurther education collegeOther educationApprenticeshipEmploymentNo sustained destination
MeasureNorth TynesideEngland
Pupils in the cohort2,044607,348
Stayed in education83%86%
— school sixth form40%34%
— sixth form college0%13%
— further education college40%37%
Apprenticeship6%3%
Employment2%3%
No sustained destination6%6%

Where each school’s Year 11 leavers went

One band per school, sorted by the size of its 2023 Year 11 cohort. Band width is pupils; hover a band for the share, click a school for its profile. Counts are worked back from the percentages DfE publishes, so a band can be out by a pupil.

Whitley Bay High School → School sixth form: about 258 pupils (70% of 369)Whitley Bay High School → Further education college: about 77 pupils (21% of 369)Whitley Bay High School → Apprenticeship: about 11 pupils (3% of 369)Whitley Bay High School → Employment: about 7 pupils (2% of 369)Whitley Bay High School → No sustained destination: about 11 pupils (3% of 369)St Thomas More Catholic High School → School sixth form: about 147 pupils (57% of 258)St Thomas More Catholic High School → Further education college: about 65 pupils (25% of 258)St Thomas More Catholic High School → Other education: about 3 pupils (1% of 258)St Thomas More Catholic High School → Apprenticeship: about 18 pupils (7% of 258)St Thomas More Catholic High School → Employment: about 3 pupils (1% of 258)St Thomas More Catholic High School → No sustained destination: about 18 pupils (7% of 258)George Stephenson High School → School sixth form: about 60 pupils (30% of 201)George Stephenson High School → Further education college: about 107 pupils (53% of 201)George Stephenson High School → Other education: about 2 pupils (1% of 201)George Stephenson High School → Apprenticeship: about 22 pupils (11% of 201)George Stephenson High School → Employment: about 2 pupils (1% of 201)George Stephenson High School → No sustained destination: about 6 pupils (3% of 201)Churchill Academy → School sixth form: about 44 pupils (24% of 182)Churchill Academy → Further education college: about 91 pupils (50% of 182)Churchill Academy → Other education: about 2 pupils (1% of 182)Churchill Academy → Apprenticeship: about 13 pupils (7% of 182)Churchill Academy → Employment: about 9 pupils (5% of 182)Churchill Academy → No sustained destination: about 18 pupils (10% of 182)Marden High School → School sixth form: about 81 pupils (46% of 177)Marden High School → Further education college: about 71 pupils (40% of 177)Marden High School → Other education: about 2 pupils (1% of 177)Marden High School → Apprenticeship: about 12 pupils (7% of 177)Marden High School → Employment: about 4 pupils (2% of 177)Marden High School → No sustained destination: about 7 pupils (4% of 177)John Spence Community High School → School sixth form: about 23 pupils (15% of 156)John Spence Community High School → Further education college: about 98 pupils (63% of 156)John Spence Community High School → Apprenticeship: about 11 pupils (7% of 156)John Spence Community High School → Employment: about 5 pupils (3% of 156)John Spence Community High School → No sustained destination: about 14 pupils (9% of 156)Burnside College → School sixth form: about 31 pupils (24% of 131)Burnside College → Further education college: about 75 pupils (57% of 131)Burnside College → Apprenticeship: about 7 pupils (5% of 131)Burnside College → Employment: about 5 pupils (4% of 131)Burnside College → No sustained destination: about 9 pupils (7% of 131)Kings Priory School → School sixth form: about 83 pupils (66% of 126)Kings Priory School → Further education college: about 32 pupils (25% of 126)Kings Priory School → Other education: about 3 pupils (2% of 126)Kings Priory School → Apprenticeship: about 3 pupils (2% of 126)Kings Priory School → Employment: about 1 pupils (1% of 126)Kings Priory School → No sustained destination: about 4 pupils (3% of 126)Longbenton High School → School sixth form: about 38 pupils (32% of 119)Longbenton High School → Further education college: about 51 pupils (43% of 119)Longbenton High School → Apprenticeship: about 12 pupils (10% of 119)Longbenton High School → Employment: about 4 pupils (3% of 119)Longbenton High School → No sustained destination: about 7 pupils (6% of 119)Monkseaton High School → School sixth form: about 35 pupils (34% of 104)Monkseaton High School → Further education college: about 40 pupils (38% of 104)Monkseaton High School → Other education: about 2 pupils (2% of 104)Monkseaton High School → Apprenticeship: about 10 pupils (10% of 104)Monkseaton High School → Employment: about 2 pupils (2% of 104)Monkseaton High School → No sustained destination: about 14 pupils (13% of 104)North Gosforth Academy → School sixth form: about 16 pupils (18% of 91)North Gosforth Academy → Further education college: about 48 pupils (53% of 91)North Gosforth Academy → Apprenticeship: about 9 pupils (10% of 91)North Gosforth Academy → Employment: about 2 pupils (2% of 91)North Gosforth Academy → No sustained destination: about 12 pupils (13% of 91)Norham High School → School sixth form: about 1 pupils (2% of 46)Norham High School → Further education college: about 34 pupils (74% of 46)Norham High School → Apprenticeship: about 1 pupils (2% of 46)Norham High School → Employment: about 1 pupils (2% of 46)Norham High School → No sustained destination: about 7 pupils (15% of 46)Whitley Bay High School: 369 pupilsWhitley Bay High School 369St Thomas More Catholic High School: 258 pupilsSt Thomas More Catholic High Scho… 258George Stephenson High School: 201 pupilsGeorge Stephenson High School 201Churchill Academy: 182 pupilsChurchill Academy 182Marden High School: 177 pupilsMarden High School 177John Spence Community High School: 156 pupilsJohn Spence Community High School 156Burnside College: 131 pupilsBurnside College 131Kings Priory School: 126 pupilsKings Priory School 126Longbenton High School: 119 pupilsLongbenton High School 119Monkseaton High School: 104 pupilsMonkseaton High School 104North Gosforth Academy: 91 pupilsNorth Gosforth Academy 91Norham High School: 46 pupilsNorham High School 46School sixth form: 817 pupils (42% of North Tyneside’s leavers)School sixth form 817Further education college: 789 pupils (40% of North Tyneside’s leavers)Further education college 789Other education: 14 pupils (1% of North Tyneside’s leavers)Apprenticeship: 129 pupils (7% of North Tyneside’s leavers)Apprenticeship 129Employment: 45 pupils (2% of North Tyneside’s leavers)No sustained destination: 127 pupils (6% of North Tyneside’s leavers)No sustained destination 127
School sixth formSixth form collegeFurther education collegeOther educationApprenticeshipEmploymentNo sustained destination

Map of secondary schools in North Tyneside

Darker blue means a larger share of Year 11 leavers stayed in education. Click a school for details. Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors.

State-funded secondary schools (16)

Sorted by name. Click a school for its full picture. “Stayed in education” counts school sixth forms, sixth form colleges and FE colleges together.

SchoolPupilsStayed in educationSchool sixth formFE collegeApprenticeshipTo universityAttainment 85+ Eng & maths
Burnside CollegeFoundation school · sixth form99582%24%57%5%58%44.231%
Churchill AcademyAcademy sponsor led · sixth form—75%24%50%7%55%40.433%
George Stephenson High SchoolFoundation school · sixth form1,23385%30%53%11%44%48.042%
John Spence Community High SchoolAcademy converter87279%15%63%7%—41.029%
Kings Priory SchoolAcademy sponsor led · sixth form1,54993%66%25%2%68%57.174%
Longbenton High SchoolFoundation school · sixth form99575%32%43%10%43%41.728%
Marden Bridge Middle SchoolFoundation school577———————
Marden High SchoolFoundation school1,01486%46%40%7%—55.160%
Monkseaton Coastal SchoolFoundation school203———————
Monkseaton High SchoolFoundation school · sixth form15574%34%38%10%51%41.034%
Norham High SchoolFoundation school49876%2%74%2%—42.724%
North Gosforth AcademyAcademy sponsor led57670%18%53%10%—43.940%
St Thomas More Catholic High SchoolAcademy converter · sixth form1,66083%57%25%7%69%49.646%
Valley Gardens Middle SchoolFoundation school768———————
Wellfield Middle SchoolFoundation school345———————
Whitley Bay High SchoolFoundation school · sixth form1,79791%70%21%3%55%54.263%

Independent schools, colleges and special schools with published data (6)

SchoolPupilsStayed in educationSchool sixth formFE collegeApprenticeshipTo universityAttainment 85+ Eng & maths
Beacon Hill Schoolspecial · Foundation special school · sixth form244100%0%0%0%———
Brenkley Schoolspecial · Other independent special school37—————17.313%
Percy Hedley Schoolspecial · Non-maintained special school · sixth form157100%0%0%0%—0.70%
Silverdale Schoolspecial · Foundation special school13870%0%70%0%—6.70%
Southlands Schoolspecial · Foundation special school13693%0%70%0%—5.30%
Woodlawn Schoolspecial · Foundation special school · sixth form178100%0%18%0%———

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