Teesside High School

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School summary

Teesside High School is one of the smaller independent schools in the North East, with around 272 pupils on its roll. Its compact size means a school where pupils are likely to be known as individuals rather than lost in a crowd. The school takes pupils from age 11 and is non-denominational, welcoming families regardless of faith. For parents seeking a fee-paying education in the Stockton-on-Tees area, it offers an intimate alternative to larger institutions.

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Teaching & academics

Entry at age 11 is by examination, the standard 11+ route into the senior school. The school's modest size allows for smaller class settings, which can suit pupils who benefit from closer attention.

School life & ethos

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Teesside High School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.