Schools in NE30
Primary and secondary schools serving NE30, with inspection ratings, pupil numbers and distances.
- Council
- North Tyneside
- Region
- North East
- Population
- 28,067 (2024)
Schools in NE30
12 schools in NE30: 7 primary, 3 secondary and 2 other. 75% of those with an Ofsted grade are rated good or better. The 11 that publish a capacity are 98% full overall, and 4 have more pupils than places.
Inspection ratings
- Good75%
- Needs improvement16.7%
- Serious concerns8.3%
The largest schools here
- Kings Priory SchoolAll-through · ages 4–18 · 1,549 pupils · 103% fullGood0.5 miles · June 2024
- Marden High SchoolSecondary · ages 11–16 · 1,014 pupils · 112% fullGood0.4 miles · September 2022
- John Spence Community High SchoolSecondary · ages 11–16 · 872 pupils · 99% fullNeeds improvement0.5 miles · June 2023
- King Edward Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 3–11 · 473 pupils · 113% fullGood0.4 miles · October 2023
- Cullercoats Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 3–11 · 409 pupils · 95% fullGood0.8 miles · February 2022
- Spring Gardens Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 3–11 · 314 pupils · 69% fullNeeds improvement0.9 miles · December 2021
- Monkhouse Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 5–11 · 215 pupils · 102% fullGood0.4 miles · September 2023
- St Mary's Catholic Primary School, CullercoatsPrimary · ages 3–11 · Faith school · 185 pupils · 88% fullGood0.8 miles · March 2020
- Christ Church CofE Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 3–11 · Faith school · 169 pupils · 94% fullGood0.7 miles · November 2022
- Whitehouse Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 2–11 · 137 pupils · 65% fullSerious concerns1.2 miles · July 2022
- Southlands SchoolOther · ages 11–16 · 136 pupils · 82% fullGood0.4 miles · May 2024
- Sir James Knott Memorial Nursery SchoolNursery · ages 2–4 · 114 pupilsGood0.6 miles · June 2022
Ofsted replaced single overall grades with report cards in November 2025. The rating shown here reflects each school’s latest inspection: its new report card where it has one, or its most recent graded inspection otherwise. Check the inspection date beside each school.
Occupancy compares pupils on roll with published school capacity. Sources: Department for Education (Get Information About Schools), Ofsted, and the Welsh and Scottish school registers. Open Government Licence v3.0.