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The admissions process at St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School is designed to ensure that all the boys who join the School are able to be happy, successful and secure within our unique academic, pastoral and spiritual community. As a state-funded academy we are bound by and follow the Department for Education Admissions Code and applications ...
6 de feb. de 2024 · St Cuthbert's High School; St Cuthbert's High School. URN: 137900. Address: Gretna Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE15 7PX BISHOP BEWICK CATHOLIC EDUCATION TRUST. Rating and reports Inspection outcome. The overall outcome of the inspection on 6 February 2024 was: Good. Quality of education:
Mission. St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School is a community gathered together by God, to form fine young men of integrity who will live according to the pattern of life given to us by Jesus Christ. We will strive, through dedication to academic excellence and the formation of the whole person, to form young men of competence, conscience ...
St Cuthbert's Sixth Form is a community in which every student can excel. It is a community in which every young man can thrive and, above all, it is a community in which every young man can become the best version of themselves. Our state of the art facilities enable our sixth form students to study, socialise and relax in style and comfort.
St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School Newcastle upon Tyne - Bishop Bewick Catholic Education Trust (BBCET) Headteacher. Daniel P Murray. Address. Gretna Road Newcastle upon Tyne NE15 7PX. Telephone. 0191 274 4510. Phase. Secondary. Email. Contact us. Website. Visit our website. URN Ref No. 137900. School Ofsted Report.
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The parish was opened in March 1928 and the school opened in April 1928. During its early years, it had to cope with frequent inspections, lack of facilities and, of course, a World War! The church and school served a strong, vibrant community. However, numbers began to decline and in 1990 there was a proposal to close the school.
