Monkseaton High School

The page links to the North Tyneside Local Offer for SEND.

“If you would like to visit the North Tyneside Local Offer please click here:”

A dedicated learning-support team supports individual needs, all ability levels, and access to high-quality classroom teaching.

“We are a caring, dedicated team of teaching and support staff who work to help support the individual needs of the young people at our school. We cater for all levels of abilities and strive to ensure that the students receive the best quality teaching in the classroom.”

Headteacher Deon Krishnan is the Designated Safeguarding Lead and is supported by several deputies.

“The Designated Safeguarding Lead is Deon Krishnan (Headteacher) - he can be contacted on Deon.Krishnan@monkseaton.org.uk and is supported by a number of Deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads.”

The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting every student's welfare and safety, with safeguarding procedures supporting families, students, and staff.

“Monkseaton High School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare and safety of all students. Effective safeguarding procedures are in place to support families, students and staff at school.”

The school states that it is smaller than the average secondary school.

“We are a smaller than the average sized secondary school”

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is offered.

“- Duke of Edinburgh's Award”

A broad extracurricular programme enriches students’ experiences across sports, cooking, languages, literature, music and science.

“Our extra-curricular programme aims to develop, enrich and extend student’s’ experiences. We cater for a wide-range of interests, from badminton to baking, languages to literature, numbers to netball, singing to science”

The school aims to develop well-rounded individuals through enrichment for every student.

“We are committed to developing all round individuals and provide a range of enrichment opportunities for all our students.”

Equality, opportunity, inclusion and achievement are central to the school’s ethos.

“Our ethos of Equality, Opportunity, Inclusion and Achievement is central to all we do and believe.”

Year 13 students progress to university places, scholarships and apprenticeships.

“Year 13 students move on to their chosen destination, successfully gaining university places, scholarships and apprenticeships.”

The school will support Year 11 and Year 13 students into sixth form, college, university, apprenticeships or employment.

“We will continue to support our Year 11 and Year 13 students in securing their next destination, including sixth form, college, university, apprenticeships and employment.”

Year 13 students have progressed to chosen destinations including university places, scholarships and apprenticeships.

“Year 13 students move on to their chosen destination, successfully gaining university places, scholarships and apprenticeships.”

The school reports fantastic student results in recent years.

“Over recent years we have seen our students achieve fantastic results”