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State secondary · 13 to 18 · Mixed · 155 pupils

Monkseaton High School

Seatonville Road, Whitley Bay, NE25 9EQ · North Tyneside
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Ofsted: Requires improvement · May 2025(7/11)Fewer first choices than places (2018)

Summary

The key facts, in one place
GCSE (key stage 4) The league rank: the school's place among its council's schools of the same phase on the newest year's DfE results, the same rank as on the Schools map. In England: 1,965th of 3,223 on the same figure. Band: Lower half.
(7/11)Rank among 11 North Tyneside secondaries with results, 2026 results (Attainment 8)
Inspection
Requires improvement, May 2025
Getting in
Not full for Year 7 2018
Results
44.1 attainment 8; 34% english and maths grade 5 or above
Size
155 pupils; 21 places a year; classes of 15
Run by
North Tyneside council
Type
Foundation school
Ages
13 to 18 · Mixed
Strengths, and things to check
  • Attainment 8: 44.1, against 48.2 in North Tyneside.
  • English and maths, grade 5+: 34%, against 47% in North Tyneside.
  • Sessions missed: 12.7%, against 8.6% in North Tyneside.
  • Persistently absent: 33.5%, against 22.5% in North Tyneside.
Could your child get in?We hold no offer-day distances for this school yet. Enter your postcode to see how far it is from your home.Check a postcode ↓ Schools for usRank every school near you by the measures that matter to your family, each reason shown.Rank schools →

At a glance

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SourceWhere these figures come from

How it is worked outNorth Tyneside and England: DfE's own averages for results. For the rest, the middle state secondary school of the same phase, from every school we hold, since DfE publishes no council figure we hold.

Against North Tyneside and England
This schoolNorth TynesideEnglandHover or tap a bar for the figures
Academic
Attainment 8The average GCSE score across eight subjects, including English and maths counted twice. A grade 5 in all eight would score 50.
44.1
Worse than North Tyneside
English and maths, grade 5+The share of pupils with grade 5 or above in both English and maths GCSE (a strong pass).
34%
Worse than North Tyneside
Attendance and behaviour
Sessions missedHalf-day sessions missed, authorised or not, as a share of all sessions in the school year (DfE pupil absence). Lower is better.
12.7%
Worse than North Tyneside
Persistently absentPupils who missed one session in ten or more. Lower is better.
33.5%
Worse than North Tyneside
Suspensions per 100 pupilsSuspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Lower is better; one or two incidents move a small school a lot.
34.7
Worse than North Tyneside
Pupils and classes
Average class sizeAverage pupils per class, from the school census. Shown for context, not as a score.
14.9
Context
Free school mealsPupils eligible for free school meals. Context for reading the results, not a measure of the school.
24%
Context
Pupils for each teacherPupils on roll for each full-time teacher, from the school workforce census. Shown for context.
6.9
Context
Demand for places
First choices per placeFamilies who put this school first, for each Year 7 place in 2018 (DfE applications and offers). Above 1 means more first choices than places.
0.5
Less sought after than North Tyneside
COULD YOUR CHILD GET IN? · YEAR 7 2027
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SourceCouncil offer-day figures; none held for this school yet.

How it is worked outThe bars show how far the last place offered reached each year. A full bar means everyone who applied was offered a place; a dash means we hold no distance for that year. Your postcode is set against each year's last distance.

Things to know
  • A record of past years, not a promise: the distance changes every year with who applies.

We hold no offer-day distances for this school yet. Enter your postcode to see how far it is from your home.

Free, no account needed. Your postcode is used for this check and not kept.

Offers

How far offers reached

How far away the last child offered a place under the distance rule lived, as the council measures it. It changes every year with who applies: a record, not a promise. Children with a higher priority can be offered places from further away.

Year 7. Distance of the last child offered a place on offer day. What the last distance means →

Could you get in?Enter a home or postcode: we set it against every year's last offer and this school's rules.

Results

Quality

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SourceOfsted · inspected 13 May 2025
DfE school performance tables · 2025/2026
DfE 16 to 18 performance tables · 2024/2025

  • Requires improvement
  • Attainment 8: 44.1 (England 47.4) (county 48.2)
  • English and maths grade 5 or above: 34% (England 48%) (county 47%)
  • Average A level grade: D+

Results

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SourceDfE school performance tables, 2024/2025, 2025/2026.

MeasureThis schoolEnglandCouncilYear
Attainment 844.147.448.22025/2026
English and maths grade 5 or above34%48%47%2025/2026
Average A level gradeD+——2024/2025

League table place

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SourceDfE school performance tables: the newest year's results, place among the council's schools of the same phase.

TableLeague rank
GCSE (key stage 4)(7/11)
A level (16 to 18)(7/7)

Where leavers go

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SourceDfE, destination measures.

Things to know
  • A figure DfE hides for a small group is left out, not shown as nought. The newest year may be provisional.
StageLeavers inPupilsIn a sustained placeOf which
After GCSEs2023/2416787%In education 77%; Apprenticeship 7.2%; Employment 3.0%
After GCSEs2022/2310486%In education 74%; Apprenticeship 9.6%; Employment 1.9%
After GCSEs2021/2213986%In education 79%; Apprenticeship 3.6%; Employment 3.6%
After sixth form2023/243382%Further education 9.1%; Apprenticeship 6.1%; Employment 24%
After sixth form2022/233982%Further education 0.0%; Apprenticeship 5.1%; Employment 26%
After sixth form2021/223177%Further education 0.0%; Apprenticeship 9.7%; Employment 26%
North Tyneside league tableEvery school of this phase in the council on these results.See the table →

Daily life and who goes there

Daily life

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SourceDfE, Pupil absence in schools in England: absence rates by school level · 2024/25
DfE, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England: school level · 2024/25
DfE, school workforce and pupil census · 2025/26
DfE, school workforce · November 2025
DfT, NaPTAN (National Public Transport Access Nodes) · within 800 m
DfT, Road safety data (STATS19): collisions and casualties, last five years · 2021 to 2025
DEFRA, Pollution Climate Mapping (PCM) 1 km background maps · 2024

  • Absence: 13% of sessions missed; 33% of pupils miss 1 in 10 or more. Schools with a similar intake: 8.5% and 24%
  • Suspensions: 35 per 100 pupils (schools with a similar intake: 17); 2 permanent exclusions
  • Classes average 14.9 pupils; 0.0% of classes have more than 30
  • 6.9 pupils for each teacher
  • Nearest stops, in a straight line: bus 42 m
  • 14 police-reported road collisions within 500 m (0 fatal, 3 serious)
  • Air: nitrogen dioxide 11.7 µg/m³, PM2.5 6.2 (1 km square, background level)

Absence

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SourceDfE, Pupil absence in schools in England: absence rates by school level, 2024-25.

Things to know
  • Similar intake: state schools of the same phase with free school meals in the same band (20-30%), the median of 896 schools.
YearSessions missedAuthorisedUnauthorisedPupils missing 1 in 10Pupils missing 1 in 2
2024/2513%6.8%5.9%33%7.8%
2023/2411%5.2%5.4%32%3.1%
2022/239.2%5.5%3.7%31%3.4%
Schools with a similar intake8.5%24%

Suspensions and exclusions

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SourceDfE, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England: school level, 2024-25.

YearSuspensions per 100 pupilsPupils suspendedSuspensionsPermanent exclusions
2024/2534.715%1672
2023/2445.918%2424
2022/2324.512%1205
Schools with a similar intake16.8

Class sizes and staff

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SourceDfE, school workforce; school census, 2025/26.

MeasureFigureYear
Average class size14.92025/26
Classes over 30 pupils0.0%2025/26
Pupils for each teacher6.9November 2025

Stops nearby

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SourceDfT, NaPTAN (National Public Transport Access Nodes), current.

Things to know
  • A stop across a railway or main road may be a long walk. Bus frequency is not held.
KindNearest (metres, straight line)
bus42

Road collisions within 500 m

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SourceDfT, Road safety data (STATS19): collisions and casualties, last five years, 2021 to 2025.

Things to know
  • 3 serious and 0 fatal in all; 4 involved a pedestrian, 4 a cyclist. Only collisions with an injury reported to police are counted.
YearCollisions
20252
20244
20235
20222
20211

Air quality

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SourceDEFRA, Pollution Climate Mapping (PCM) 1 km background maps.

Things to know
  • A 1 km background figure: not the air at the school gate beside a busy road.
PollutantAnnual mean (µg/m³)Year
NO211.72024
PM1010.32024
PM256.22024

Who goes there

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SourceDfE, schools, pupils and their characteristics; special educational needs, 2025/26.

MeasureShare of pupilsYear
Eligible for free school meals24%2025/26
First language other than English10%2025/26
SEN support15%2025/26
Education, health and care plan3.2%2025/26
Girls49%2025/26

Ofsted

Ofsted, May 2025The judgements from the school's latest inspection. Reports from November 2025 use Ofsted's new report card, with different headings; we show whichever the latest report uses.Read the report ↗
Quality of educationRequires improvement
Behaviour and attitudesGood
Leadership and managementGood

Inspections

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SourceOfsted, 2025.

DateKindOutcome
13 May 2025Graded inspectionQuality of education: Requires improvement

Admissions

Getting in

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SourceDfE, school applications and offers · Year 7 2018

  • 10 families put it first for 21 places; every one of them got in
  • We hold no catchment map for this school, so we can't say which addresses are inside it.
  • We can't tell how far Year 7 places reached: we hold no offer-day figures for this school. Ask the council or the school for the last distance offered.

Applications and offers, DfE

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SourceDfE, Primary and secondary school applications and offers (school level, Open Government Licence), 2015 to 2018.

Things to know
  • Families name up to three schools, so most applications are somebody's second or third choice.
EntryYearPlacesFirst choicesAny choiceFirst choices offered
Year 7201821103110
Year 72016116166
Year 720151171

Who runs it

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SourceDfE, Get Information about Schools

  • Foundation school is run by its local council (North Tyneside), not by an academy trust.

Fees and clubs

State schools charge no tuition fees. Breakfast clubs, after-school clubs and holiday clubs are set by each school: ask the school what it runs and what it costs.

Childcare costsWhat wraparound care and early years places cost, and what funding covers.See costs →

Nearby

Nurseries nearby

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SourceOfsted early years register.

Little Gems of The Sea0.1 miles
School's Out at Langley0.4 miles
Kids 1st - Rake Lane0.4 miles
Kids Planet Monkseaton0.8 miles
Homes in reach of this schoolLook up any home near here: its sales, an open-data valuation, and which schools it keeps in reach.Search homes →

Sources

  • DEFRA, Pollution Climate Mapping (PCM) 1 km background maps
  • DfE school performance tables
  • DfE school performance tables: the newest year's results, place among the council's schools of the same phase
  • DfE, Primary and secondary school applications and offers (school level, Open Government Licence)
  • DfE, Pupil absence in schools in England: absence rates by school level
  • DfE, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England: school level
  • DfE, destination measures
  • DfE, school workforce; school census
  • DfE, schools, pupils and their characteristics; special educational needs
  • DfT, NaPTAN (National Public Transport Access Nodes)
  • DfT, Road safety data (STATS19): collisions and casualties, last five years
  • Ofsted
  • School register: DfE Get Information about Schools, updated 17 October 2026 (this school)
  • How we check these figures: How we know

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