The short version
Rated Good by Ofsted (2018).
- Rated Good by Ofsted in 2018
- 46% of pupils are eligible for free school meals, above the national average
School details
Published dataProfile
- Type
- Foundation special school
- Ages
- 2–18
- Intake
- Mixed
Numbers
- Pupils
- 174
- FSM
- 45.9%
Governance
- Local authority
- North Tyneside
- Trust
- The North Tyneside Learning Trust
- Head
- Mrs Gill Wilson (Headteacher)
Provisions
- Sixth form
- Yes
- Nursery
- Yes
Inspection record
Official linksSchool inspection
9 official reports linked on this page, including 8 earlier reports.
Previous reports
Monitoring visit
October 2020 | Monitoring Visit
Full inspection: Good
October 2018 | Full Inspection
Full inspection: Requires Improvement
May 2016 | Full Inspection
Monitoring visit
October 2014 | Monitoring Visit
Full inspection: Requires Improvement
June 2014 | Full Inspection
Full inspection: Good
November 2010 | Full Inspection
Full inspection: Good
December 2007 | Full Inspection
Full inspection
May 2005 | Full Inspection
Location
Drumoyne Gardens, West Monkseaton, Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, NE25 9DL
Town setting
Questions parents ask
What is Woodlawn School's Ofsted rating?
Woodlawn School was rated Good at its most recent inspection in May 2024. Full reports are linked on this page.
How many pupils attend Woodlawn School?
Woodlawn School currently has 174 pupils on roll, according to the latest Department for Education data.
What ages does Woodlawn School take?
Woodlawn School caters for pupils aged 2 to 18.
Where is Woodlawn School?
Woodlawn School is in Whitley Bay, NE25 9DL, in the North Tyneside local authority area. The map on this page shows the exact location and nearby schools.
Does Woodlawn School have a sixth form?
Yes, Woodlawn School has a sixth form, so pupils can continue to A-levels or equivalent qualifications without changing school.
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