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School Type Admission Authority Admission Arrangements PAN Age School Type Admission Admission PAN Age Attached Feeder Links Ofsted / authority arrangements range nursery? performance (school) First Schools – Entry in Reception Archbishop Runcie C of E First School Voluntary Governing 2018-19 30 4-9 Yes Gosforth Central Ofsted Christon Road aided Body Middle School Gosforth 2019-20 Performance Newcastle upon Tyne Church of NE3 1US England https://archbishop-runcie.eschools.co.uk/ : 0191 285 2663 [email protected] Head: Kate Massey (Acting) Archibald First School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-9 Yes Gosforth Junior Ofsted Archibald Street Body High Academy Gosforth 2019-20 Performance Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 1EB www.archibald.newcastle.sch.uk : 0191 285 1957 [email protected] Head: Julia Bayes Broadway East First School Foundation Governing 2018-19 45 4-9 Yes Gosforth East Ofsted Broadway East Body Middle School Gosforth 2019-20 Performance Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 5JQ www.broadway.newcastle.sch.uk : 0191 285 5141 [email protected] Head: Helen McKenna Brunton First School Foundation Governing 2018-19 90 4-9 No Gosforth Junior Ofsted Roseden Way Body High Academy Newcastle Great Park 2019-20 Performance Newcastle upon Tyne NE13 9BD www.bruntonfirst.co.uk/website : 0191 217 0045 [email protected] Head: Gill McKay School Type Admission Admission PAN Age Attached Feeder Links Ofsted / authority arrangements range nursery? performance (school) Dinnington First School Foundation Governing 2018-19 30 4-9 Yes Gosforth East Sycamore Avenue Ofsted Body Middle School Dinnington 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE13 7JY www.dinnington.newcastle.sch.uk : 01661 822 457 [email protected] Head: Allyson Farrar Gosforth Park First School Foundation Governing 2018-19 45 4-9 Yes Gosforth East Broadway East Ofsted Body Middle School Gosforth 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE3 5JQ www.gosforthpark.newcastle.sch.uk/website 0191 285 2559 [email protected] Head: Leanne Lamb Grange First School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-9 Yes Gosforth Central Norham Road Ofsted Body Middle School Gosforth 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE3 2NP www.grange.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 285 2954 [email protected] Head: Matt Ward Regent Farm First School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-9 Yes Gosforth Junior Wansbeck Road South Ofsted Body High Academy Gosforth 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE3 3PE www.regentfarm.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 285 2294 [email protected] Head: Sarah Freeman (Acting) School Type Admission Admission PAN Age Attached Feeder Links Ofsted / authority arrangements range nursery? performance (school) South Gosforth First School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-9 No Gosforth Central Alnmouth Drive Ofsted Body Middle School South Gosforth 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE3 1YF http://www.southgosforth.newcastle.sch.uk/website 0191 285 3453 [email protected] Head: Jo Elliott Primary Schools – Entry in Reception Atkinson Road Primary Academy Academy Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 No Excelsior Ofsted Atkinson Road Body Academy Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 Performance NE4 8XT http://atkinsonroad.laidlawschoolstrust.com/ 0191 273 0452 [email protected] Head: Lisa Macauley Beech Hill Primary School Academy Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Walbottle Ofsted Linhope Road Body Campus West Denton 2019-20 Performance Newcastle upon Tyne NE5 2LW www.beechhill.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 267 8113 [email protected] Head: Jess Eatock Executive Head: Dame Nicola Nelson Benton Park Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Heaton Manor Ofsted Corchester Walk Body School Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 Performance NE7 7SS http://bentonparkblogs.net/ 0191 266 5122 [email protected] Head: Alice Witherow School Type Admission Admission PAN Age Attached Feeder Links Ofsted / authority arrangements range nursery? performance (school) Bridgewater School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Excelsior Delaval Road Ofsted Body Academy Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 NE15 6NL Performance www.bridgewater.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 274 5290 [email protected] Head: Sam Robson Broadwood Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Excelsior Broadwood Road Ofsted Body Academy Denton Burn 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE15 7TB www.broadwoodprimary.co.uk/website 0191 274 1684 [email protected] Head: David McLeod Byker Primary School Community Local 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Benfield School Commercial Road Ofsted Authority Byker 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE6 2AT http://bykerprimary.org/ 0191 265 6906 [email protected] Head: Linda Bradley Canning Street Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Excelsior Ofsted Wellfield Road Body Academy Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 Performance NE4 8PA www.canning.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 273 5465 [email protected] Head: Kathryn Herron School Type Admission Admission PAN Age Attached Feeder Links Ofsted / authority arrangements range nursery? performance (school) Central Walker C of E Primary School Academy Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Walker Lancefield Avenue Ofsted Body Riverside Newcastle upon Tyne Church of 2019-20 Academy Performance NE6 2NP England www.centralwalkerce.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 224 0222 [email protected] Head: Dawn Day/Faye Kerr Cheviot Primary School Academy Governing 2018-19 30 4-11 Yes Kenton Yetholm Place Ofsted Body Academy Newbiggin Hall 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE5 4EB www.cheviot.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 286 9324 [email protected] Interim Head: Lee Gallon Chillingham Road Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 30 4-11 Yes Heaton Manor Ofsted Ninth Avenue Body School Heaton 2019-20 Performance Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 5XX www.chillingham.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 265 5940 [email protected] Head: Ben Wassall Christ Church C of E Primary Voluntary Governing 2018-19 20 4-11 Yes Heaton Manor Shieldfield Green Ofsted aided Body School Shieldfield 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance Church of NE2 1XA England www.christchurch.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 232 8054 [email protected] Head: Sandra Furno School Type Admission Admission PAN Age Attached Feeder Links Ofsted / authority arrangements range nursery? performance (school) Cragside Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 No Heaton Manor Ofsted Cragside Body School Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 Performance NE7 7EL www.cragsideprimary.org 0191 266 8389 [email protected] Head: Becky Jackson English Martyrs' RC Primary Voluntary Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Sacred Heart Ofsted Beaufront Gardens aided Body Catholic High Fenham 2019-20 (girls) or Performance Newcastle upon Tyne Catholic St Cuthbert’s NE5 2SA Catholic High www.englishmartyrs.newcastle.sch.uk (boys) 0191 274 7463 [email protected] Head: Maria Elliott Farne Primary School Academy Governing 2018-19 30 4-11 Yes Kenton Ofsted Marsden Lane Body Academy Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 Performance NE5 4AP www.farne.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 286 0268 [email protected] Head: Lee Gallon Hawthorn Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 30 4-11 No Excelsior Ofsted Park Close Body Academy Elswick 2019-20 Performance Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 6SB www.hawthorn.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 273 4237 [email protected] Head: Jane Dube School Type Admission Admission PAN Age Attached Feeder Links Ofsted / authority arrangements range nursery? performance (school) Hilton Primary Academy Academy Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Kenton Hilton Avenue Ofsted Body Academy Blakelaw 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE5 3RN www.hiltonacademy.org 0191 286 9297 [email protected] Head: Shirley Davison Hotspur Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Heaton Manor Mowbray Street Ofsted Body School Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 NE6 5PA Performance www.hotspurprimary.co.uk 0191 276 2762 [email protected] Head: Miles Wallis-Clarke Kenton Bar Primary School Academy Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Kenton Ryal Walk Ofsted Body Academy Kenton Bar 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE3 3YF www.kentonbar.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 286 0536 [email protected] Head: Elaine Pattison Kingston Park Primary School Academy Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 Yes Kenton Cranleigh Avenue Ofsted Body Academy Kingston Park 2019-20 Newcastle upon Tyne Performance NE3 2EL www.kingstonpk.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 214 0363 [email protected] Head: Jayne Evans School Type Admission Admission PAN Age Attached Feeder Links Ofsted / authority arrangements range nursery? performance (school) Knop Law Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 60 4-11 No Walbottle Hillhead Parkway Ofsted Body Campus Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 NE5 1DS Performance www.knoplaw.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 267 4453 [email protected] Head: Liz Simpson Lemington Riverside Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 30 4-11 Yes Walbottle Ofsted Rokeby Street Body Campus Lemington 2019-20 Performance Newcastle upon Tyne NE15 8RR www.lemingtonriverside.newcastle.sch.uk 0191 267 4315 [email protected] Head: Susan Hall Milecastle Primary School Foundation Governing 2018-19 30 4-11 No Walbottle Hillhead Parkway Ofsted Body Campus Newcastle upon Tyne 2019-20 NE5 1LH Performance www.milecastle.newcastle.sch.uk 0191
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