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Newport High School

Secondary · Ages 11–19 · Secondary school

Bettws Lane, Newport NP20 7YB · newporthigh.co.uk · 01633 820100

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Overview

Estyn
Inspected November 2017
Last full inspection · not in a follow-up category
Pupils
1,097
Local authority
Newport
Language
English medium
School language category, Welsh Government
Governance
Community
Welsh Government address list
Free school meals
28.8%
3-year average · StatsWales 2025/26
Learning needs
7.3%
Additional learning needs · StatsWales 2025/26
Still learning English
9.2%
Not yet confident · StatsWales 2025/26
Minority ethnic
23.6%
StatsWales 2025/26

From the Welsh Government’s address list of schools, DataMapWales and StatsWales.

Results

Capped 9 points score, 2024/25: 331.6 (Wales: 354.3).

Welsh Government’s interim Key Stage 4 measures for Year 11 (points scores), from My Local School, and never set beside England’s.

Capped 9

22/2323/2424/252022/23: 314.9 (Wales 358.1) (Similar schools 349.1)314.92023/24: 315.7 (Wales 352.1) (Similar schools 350.3)315.72024/25: 331.6 (Wales 354.3) (Similar schools 354.1)331.6Wales 354.3

Estyn

Estyn inspects schools in Wales. Its follow-up category: not in follow-up. Its last full inspection was in November 2017. That was before Estyn stopped grading in 2022, and the report judged: Standards unsatisfactory and needs urgent improvement; Wellbeing and attitudes to learning adequate and needs improvement; Teaching and learning experiences adequate and needs improvement; Care, support and guidance adequate and needs improvement; Leadership and management unsatisfactory and needs urgent improvement.

Last full inspection
November 2017
Published 25 Jan 2018
Latest report
Mar 2023
Monitoring visit

Estyn page

Judgements · 2017 framework

StandardsUnsatisfactory
Wellbeing and attitudes to learningAdequate
Teaching and learning experiencesAdequate
Care, support and guidanceAdequate
Leadership and managementUnsatisfactory

Recommendations · November 2017

  1. Raise standards, particularly at key stage 4 and in the sixth form
  2. Improve the quality of teaching and assessment
  3. Improve the co-ordination and planning for progression in developing pupils' literacy and numeracy skills and ensure that curriculum arrangements meet the… Full report
  4. Strengthen the co-ordination of provision for pupils with additional learning needs
  5. Strengthen leadership at all levels and improve the rigour and consistency of self-evaluation and improvement planning

All reports

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