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Best 3 Secondary schools in Newcastle – comparison

Comparison of secondary schools: The Orme Academy (Secondary) in Newcastle; Chesterton Community Sports College (Secondary) in Newcastle — covering Ofsted outcomes, size, FSM%, governance, capacity & more.

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This page compares The Orme Academy and Chesterton Community Sports College. They are secondary phase and academy sponsor led and academy converter type located around Newcastle, Staffordshire. The strongest headline Ofsted judgement here is 2 (The Orme Academy), published Jul 2024. The most recent inspection on record is for The Orme Academy (Jul 2024). average roll around ≈ 850, combined total ≈ 1,650, typical FSM 25–30%, range 20–25%–30–35%; spread across trusts such as THE SHAW EDUCATION TRUST and Collective Vision Trust.

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The Orme Academy
ST5 9JU
Phase / Type
Secondary • Academy sponsor led
Location
Newcastle
Staffordshire
ST5 9JU
Ofsted
2 9 Jul 2024
Pupils
≈ 750 🔒 Exact value
FSM %
20–25% 🔒 Exact %
Trust / LA
THE SHAW EDUCATION TRUST
Website
www.theormeacademy.org.uk
Telephone
01782742900
Chesterton Community Sports College
ST5 7LP
Phase / Type
Secondary • Academy converter
Location
Newcastle
Staffordshire
ST5 7LP
Ofsted
2 13 Nov 2022
Pupils
≈ 900 🔒 Exact value
FSM %
30–35% 🔒 Exact %
Trust / LA
Collective Vision Trust
Website
www.ccsc.staffs.sch.uk
Telephone
01782568350
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