Gateshead Jewish Nursery School
School summary
A small independent girls' school in Gateshead, Gateshead Jewish Nursery School educates around 156 pupils. As a fee-paying setting inspected by the ISI, it offers a closely held community feel that families seeking a particular ethos may value. The modest size keeps the school intimate, with pupils known well by staff. It is led by Head Mrs Frumet Beigel.
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Teaching & academics
Around 3.21 per cent of pupils are recorded as receiving SEN support, a relatively low proportion that points to a fairly homogeneous intake. With a roll of 156, classes are likely to be small, allowing teachers to attend closely to individual progress.
Head · Mrs Frumet Beigel
School life & ethos
- Boarding
- No
- SEN support
- 3.21%
- EHC plans
- 0.64%
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A small, community-focused independent school for girls in Gateshead, suited to families who want a close-knit setting.
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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.