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Tameside

99 state-funded schools with 35,821 pupils on roll, in the North West region. Every school’s page has its published figures against Tameside and England.

Primary
76
Secondary
16
Special
5
Alternative provision
1
16 to 19
1
Academies
74
Maintained
24
Free schools
1

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Tameside against England

Published figures for the authority’s schools, set against the same kind of school across England.

All state-funded schools

Overall absence

2024/25

6.8%

England
6.8%

The same as England.

4.45.97.42017/182024/25
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Overall absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/184.8%4.8%
2018/194.5%4.7%
2020/214.2%4.6%
2021/227.2%7.6%
2022/236.9%7.4%
2023/247.1%7.1%
2024/256.8%6.8%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

18.4%

England
18.1%

0.3 percentage points higher than England.

10.716.221.72017/182024/25
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Persistent absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/1810.7%11.2%
2018/199.9%10.9%
2020/2110.2%12.1%
2021/2220.1%22.5%
2022/2318.3%21.2%
2023/2418.9%20.0%
2024/2518.4%18.1%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

2.7%

England
2.4%

0.3 percentage points higher than England.

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Severe absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/180.7%0.8%
2018/190.8%0.8%
2020/210.9%1.1%
2021/221.6%1.7%
2022/232.1%2.0%
2023/242.5%2.3%
2024/252.7%2.4%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

20.01

England
10.88

9.13 higher than England.

4.811.918.92017/182024/25
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Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearTamesideEngland
2017/187.855.08
2018/197.495.36
2019/204.663.76
2020/217.174.25
2021/2214.696.91
2022/2314.339.33
2023/2419.0711.31
2024/2520.0110.88

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.20

England
0.12

0.08 higher than England.

0.10.20.32017/182024/25
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Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearTamesideEngland
2017/180.270.10
2018/190.170.10
2019/200.140.06
2020/210.100.05
2021/220.190.08
2022/230.170.11
2023/240.220.13
2024/250.200.12

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

35.1%

England
25.7%

9.4 percentage points higher than England.

23.328.834.32021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Eligible for free school meals
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2228.8%22.5%
2022/2330.5%23.8%
2023/2432.6%24.6%
2024/2535.1%25.7%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

15.8%

England
14.0%

1.8 percentage points higher than England.

12.614.115.62021/222022/232023/242024/25
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SEN support
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2213.2%12.4%
2022/2314.0%12.9%
2023/2415.1%13.4%
2024/2515.8%14.0%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

6.4%

England
5.2%

1.2 percentage points higher than England.

4.05.16.22021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Education, health and care plan
YearTamesideEngland
2021/224.0%3.8%
2022/234.6%4.2%
2023/245.2%4.7%
2024/256.4%5.2%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

15.9%

England
21.4%

5.5 percentage points lower than England.

14.717.820.92021/222022/232023/242024/25
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First language other than English
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2214.2%19.6%
2022/2314.6%20.2%
2023/2415.2%20.8%
2024/2515.9%21.4%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

18.4

England
18.5

0.1 lower than England.

18.518.919.22017/182025/26
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Pupils per qualified teacher
YearTamesideEngland
2017/1819.218.4
2018/1919.218.6
2019/2019.318.8
2020/2119.018.5
2021/2218.518.5
2022/2318.618.5
2023/2419.018.6
2024/2518.818.6
2025/2618.418.5

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Teacher sickness absence

2024/25

5.4 days

England
5.0 days

0.4 days higher than England.

3.54.86.12017/182024/25
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Teacher sickness absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/184.4 days4.0 days
2018/194.3 days4.0 days
2019/20Not publishedNot published
2020/213.3 days3.9 days
2021/226.3 days6.3 days
2022/235.3 days5.2 days
2023/245.1 days5.3 days
2024/255.4 days5.0 days

Days lost to sickness absence in the school year, averaged across all teachers. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2024/25.

Primary schools

Overall absence

2024/25

4.8%

England
5.2%

0.4 percentage points lower than England.

3.34.76.12017/182024/25
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Overall absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/184.1%4.2%
2018/193.8%4.0%
2020/213.1%3.6%
2021/225.7%6.3%
2022/235.2%5.9%
2023/245.2%5.5%
2024/254.8%5.2%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

12.1%

England
13.0%

0.9 percentage points lower than England.

7.212.117.02017/182024/25
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Persistent absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/188.6%8.7%
2018/197.7%8.2%
2020/216.5%8.8%
2021/2215.2%17.7%
2022/2313.4%16.2%
2023/2413.0%14.6%
2024/2512.1%13.0%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

0.6%

England
0.9%

0.3 percentage points lower than England.

0.20.60.92017/182024/25
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Severe absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/180.2%0.4%
2018/190.2%0.4%
2020/210.4%0.7%
2021/220.3%0.6%
2022/230.4%0.7%
2023/240.5%0.9%
2024/250.6%0.9%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

2.11

England
2.47

0.36 lower than England.

1.11.72.42017/182024/25
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Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearTamesideEngland
2017/182.201.40
2018/191.901.41
2019/201.081.00
2020/211.190.99
2021/221.891.42
2022/231.961.81
2023/241.822.27
2024/252.112.47

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.06

England
0.03

0.03 higher than England.

0.00.00.12017/182024/25
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Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearTamesideEngland
2017/180.080.03
2018/190.040.02
2019/200.030.02
2020/210.010.01
2021/220.040.02
2022/230.030.03
2023/240.040.03
2024/250.060.03

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Reading, writing and maths: expected standard

2025/26 (provisional)

62%

England
63%

1 percentage point lower than England.

5760632021/222022/232023/242024/252025/26
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Reading, writing and maths: expected standard
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2257%59%
2022/2357%60%
2023/2460%61%
2024/2560%63%
2025/26 (provisional)62%63%

Pupils at the end of key stage 2 who met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 2 attainment, 2025/26.

Reading, writing and maths: higher standard

2025/26 (provisional)

5%

England
9%

4 percentage points lower than England.

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Reading, writing and maths: higher standard
YearTamesideEngland
2021/224%7%
2022/234%8%
2023/245%8%
2024/255%8%
2025/26 (provisional)5%9%

Pupils at the end of key stage 2 who met the higher standard in reading, writing and maths combined. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 2 attainment, 2025/26.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

34.7%

England
24.7%

10.0 percentage points higher than England.

23.928.933.92021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Eligible for free school meals
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2229.9%23.1%
2022/2331.0%24.0%
2023/2432.4%24.3%
2024/2534.7%24.7%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

16.9%

England
15.0%

1.9 percentage points higher than England.

13.315.016.62021/222022/232023/242024/25
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SEN support
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2214.4%13.0%
2022/2315.7%13.5%
2023/2416.5%14.1%
2024/2516.9%15.0%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

4.1%

England
3.5%

0.6 percentage points higher than England.

2.33.14.02021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Education, health and care plan
YearTamesideEngland
2021/222.2%2.3%
2022/232.4%2.5%
2023/243.1%3.0%
2024/254.1%3.5%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

17.9%

England
23.4%

5.5 percentage points lower than England.

15.819.422.92021/222022/232023/242024/25
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First language other than English
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2215.3%21.2%
2022/2316.1%22.0%
2023/2417.0%22.8%
2024/2517.9%23.4%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

21.1

England
21.2

0.1 lower than England.

21.121.722.32017/182025/26
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Pupils per qualified teacher
YearTamesideEngland
2017/1822.421.3
2018/1922.221.4
2019/2022.121.4
2020/2121.821.1
2021/2221.621.0
2022/2321.521.1
2023/2421.721.2
2024/2521.721.3
2025/2621.121.2

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Secondary schools

Overall absence

2024/25

9.1%

England
8.4%

0.7 percentage points higher than England.

5.57.39.02017/182024/25
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Overall absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/185.6%5.5%
2018/195.3%5.5%
2020/215.2%5.5%
2021/228.9%9.0%
2022/238.7%9.0%
2023/249.3%8.9%
2024/259.1%8.4%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

25.0%

England
23.4%

1.6 percentage points higher than England.

13.320.026.72017/182024/25
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Persistent absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/1813.1%13.9%
2018/1912.3%13.7%
2020/2113.5%14.8%
2021/2225.4%27.7%
2022/2323.5%26.5%
2023/2425.0%25.6%
2024/2525.0%23.4%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

5.1%

England
3.9%

1.2 percentage points higher than England.

1.53.14.82017/182024/25
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Severe absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/181.3%1.2%
2018/191.5%1.3%
2020/211.3%1.5%
2021/223.1%2.7%
2022/233.9%3.4%
2023/244.8%3.8%
2024/255.1%3.9%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

46.34

England
21.24

25.10 higher than England.

10.026.943.82017/182024/25
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Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearTamesideEngland
2017/1817.1410.13
2018/1916.8010.75
2019/2010.227.43
2020/2116.658.48
2021/2234.3213.96
2022/2332.6018.90
2023/2443.9122.61
2024/2546.3421.24

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.43

England
0.23

0.20 higher than England.

0.10.40.62017/182024/25
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Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearTamesideEngland
2017/180.610.20
2018/190.410.20
2019/200.330.13
2020/210.230.10
2021/220.430.16
2022/230.390.22
2023/240.500.25
2024/250.430.23

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Attainment 8

2025/26 (provisional)

44.7

England
47.4

2.7 lower than England.

44.146.849.42021/222022/232023/242024/252025/26
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YearTamesideEngland
2021/2245.949.8
2022/2344.147.2
2023/2443.746.9
2024/2544.447.1
2025/26 (provisional)44.747.4

The average of pupils' points across eight GCSE-level qualifications, with English and maths counted twice. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 4 performance, 2025/26.

English and maths: grade 4 or above

2025/26 (provisional)

65%

England
66%

1 percentage point lower than England.

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English and maths: grade 4 or above
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2266%70%
2022/2362%67%
2023/2464%67%
2024/2564%66%
2025/26 (provisional)65%66%

Pupils at the end of key stage 4 with grade 4 or above in both English and maths. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 4 performance, 2025/26.

English and maths: grade 5 or above

2025/26 (provisional)

44%

England
48%

4 percentage points lower than England.

4246502021/222022/232023/242024/252025/26
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English and maths: grade 5 or above
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2245%51%
2022/2341%46%
2023/2442%47%
2024/2542%47%
2025/26 (provisional)44%48%

Pupils at the end of key stage 4 with grade 5 or above in both English and maths. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 4 performance, 2025/26.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

34.1%

England
25.8%

8.3 percentage points higher than England.

21.827.533.22021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Eligible for free school meals
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2226.4%20.9%
2022/2328.7%22.7%
2023/2431.5%24.1%
2024/2534.1%25.8%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

14.9%

England
13.4%

1.5 percentage points higher than England.

11.913.314.72021/222022/232023/242024/25
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SEN support
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2212.1%11.9%
2022/2311.7%12.4%
2023/2413.4%12.9%
2024/2514.9%13.4%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

3.9%

England
3.1%

0.8 percentage points higher than England.

2.13.03.82021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Education, health and care plan
YearTamesideEngland
2021/222.0%2.2%
2022/232.4%2.4%
2023/242.7%2.7%
2024/253.9%3.1%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

13.4%

England
19.2%

5.8 percentage points lower than England.

13.116.018.82021/222022/232023/242024/25
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First language other than English
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2212.7%17.5%
2022/2312.7%18.1%
2023/2413.1%18.6%
2024/2513.4%19.2%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

16.6

England
17.3

0.7 lower than England.

16.216.817.32017/182025/26
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Pupils per qualified teacher
YearTamesideEngland
2017/1816.516.5
2018/1916.416.8
2019/2016.817.2
2020/2116.517.1
2021/2216.117.1
2022/2316.317.2
2023/2417.117.4
2024/2516.617.3
2025/2616.617.3

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Special schools

Overall absence

2024/25

10.3%

England
12.8%

2.5 percentage points lower than England.

9.212.014.82017/182024/25
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Overall absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/188.8%10.2%
2018/199.5%10.1%
2020/2114.9%15.2%
2021/2210.4%13.2%
2022/2310.8%13.0%
2023/2411.4%13.0%
2024/2510.3%12.8%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

32.4%

England
35.3%

2.9 percentage points lower than England.

27.337.447.42017/182024/25
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Persistent absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/1825.8%29.6%
2018/1928.7%28.8%
2020/2147.5%48.9%
2021/2231.4%40.4%
2022/2332.6%38.3%
2023/2434.2%37.2%
2024/2532.4%35.3%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

4.9%

England
6.9%

2.0 percentage points lower than England.

2.94.86.62017/182024/25
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Severe absence
YearTamesideEngland
2017/182.6%4.4%
2018/192.7%4.6%
2020/214.9%5.6%
2021/222.7%5.8%
2022/233.5%6.2%
2023/244.5%6.7%
2024/254.9%6.9%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

6.18

England
12.32

6.14 lower than England.

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Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearTamesideEngland
2017/1820.1812.34
2018/1912.7211.32
2019/2013.387.76
2020/218.707.29
2021/229.939.60
2022/2315.3610.99
2023/2421.9212.62
2024/256.1812.32

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.00

England
0.08

0.08 lower than England.

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Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearTamesideEngland
2017/180.000.07
2018/190.200.06
2019/200.000.04
2020/210.000.03
2021/220.000.05
2022/230.000.08
2023/240.000.08
2024/250.000.08

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

54.3%

England
48.8%

5.5 percentage points higher than England.

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Eligible for free school meals
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2242.7%44.4%
2022/2347.2%45.6%
2023/2451.2%47.1%
2024/2554.3%48.8%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

0.0%

England
0.5%

0.5 percentage points lower than England.

0.20.50.92021/222022/232023/242024/25
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SEN support
YearTamesideEngland
2021/220.6%0.9%
2022/230.5%0.8%
2023/240.0%0.7%
2024/250.0%0.5%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

100.0%

England
99.5%

0.5 percentage points higher than England.

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Education, health and care plan
YearTamesideEngland
2021/2299.4%99.1%
2022/2399.5%99.2%
2023/24100.0%99.3%
2024/25100.0%99.5%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

10.4%

England
14.4%

4.0 percentage points lower than England.

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First language other than English
YearTamesideEngland
2021/229.7%14.5%
2022/239.3%14.4%
2023/2410.3%14.4%
2024/2510.4%14.4%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

9.8

England
7.3

2.5 higher than England.

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Pupils per qualified teacher
YearTamesideEngland
2017/187.46.7
2018/198.86.8
2019/209.27.0
2020/218.66.8
2021/228.96.9
2022/239.37.0
2023/249.47.1
2024/259.67.3
2025/269.87.3

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Schools in Tameside

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Showing 99 of 99 schools in Tameside.

Schools in Tameside
SchoolPhaseTypeTownPupils
Alder Community High SchoolSecondaryMaintainedHyde912
Aldwyn Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyManchester418
All Saints Catholic CollegeSecondaryAcademyDukinfield810
Arlies Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedStalybridge178
Arundale Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyHyde203
Ashton Sixth Form College16 to 19AcademyAshton-Under-Lyne0
Ashton West End Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne432
Audenshaw Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedManchester209
Audenshaw SchoolSecondaryAcademyManchester1,077
Bradley Green Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyHyde215
Broadbent Fold Primary School and NurseryPrimaryMaintainedDukinfield217
Broadbottom Church of England Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyHydeNot published
Buckton Vale Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyStalybridge202
Canon Burrows CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne431
Canon Johnson CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne227
Corrie Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyManchester358
Cromwell High SchoolSpecialAcademyDukinfield156
Dane Bank Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyStockport238
Denton Community AcademySecondaryAcademyManchester1,107
Denton West End Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyManchester436
Discovery AcademyPrimaryAcademyHyde211
Dixons Ashton AcademySecondaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne1,326
Dixons Pennine AcademySecondaryAcademyStalybridge592
Dixons Silver Springs PrimaryPrimaryAcademyStalybridge427
Dowson Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyHyde477
Droylsden AcademySecondaryAcademyManchester926
Endeavour Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyHyde227
Fairfield High School for GirlsSecondaryAcademyManchester986
Fairfield Road Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedManchester434
Flowery Field Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyHyde646
Gee Cross Holy Trinity CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyHydeNot published
Godley Community Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyHyde248
Gorse Hall Primary and Nursery SchoolPrimaryAcademyStalybridgeNot published
Greenfield Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyCheshire221
Greenside Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyManchester446
Greswell Primary School and NurseryPrimaryAcademyManchester438
Hawthorns SchoolSpecialAcademyHyde246
Holden Clough Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne297
Hollingworth Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyHyde192
Holy Trinity CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne233
Hurst Knoll St James' Church of England Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne187
Hyde High SchoolSecondaryAcademyHyde1,134
Inspire AcademyPrimaryAcademyTameside435
Laurus RyecroftSecondaryFree schoolManchester1,153
Linden Road AcademyPrimaryAcademyTameside228
Livingstone Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne218
Longdendale High SchoolSecondaryAcademyHyde795
Lyndhurst Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyDukinfield211
Manchester Road Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyManchester371
Manor Green Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyManchester262
Micklehurst All Saints CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne208
Millbrook Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyStalybridge228
Milton St John's CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne207
Moorside Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyManchester382
Mossley Hollins High SchoolSecondaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne894
Mottram CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyHydeNot published
Oakdale SchoolSpecialAcademyDukinfield167
Oakfield Primary and Moderate Learning Difficulties Resource ProvisionPrimaryAcademyHyde221
Oasis Academy BroadoakPrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne420
Our Lady of Mount Carmel RC Primary School, Ashton-under-LynePrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne235
Parochial CofE Primary and Nursery School, Ashton-under-LynePrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne212
Pinfold Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyHyde376
Poplar Street Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyManchester447
Ravensfield Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyDukinfield386
Rayner Stephens High SchoolSecondaryAcademyDukinfield635
Rosehill Methodist Primary AcademyPrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne306
Russell Scott Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedManchester440
Samuel Laycock SchoolSpecialAcademyAshton-Under-Lyne252
St Anne's Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyManchester202
St Anne's RC Primary School, a Voluntary AcademyPrimaryAcademyManchester234
St Christopher's RC Primary School, a Voluntary AcademyPrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne249
St Damian's RC Science CollegeSecondaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne829
St George's CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyHyde218
St George's CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyAshton-Under-Lyne110
St James Catholic Primary School, a Voluntary AcademyPrimaryAcademyHyde207
St James' Church of England Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne230
St John Fisher RC Primary School, a Voluntary Academy, DentonPrimaryAcademyManchester237
St John's CofE Primary School, DukinfieldPrimaryMaintainedDukinfield325
St Joseph's RC Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne147
St Mary's CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedManchester232
St Mary's RC Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedManchester228
St Paul's CofE Primary School, StalybridgePrimaryAcademyStalybridge190
St Peter's CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne209
St Raphael's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedStalybridge212
St Stephen's CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyManchesterNot published
St Stephen's RC Primary School, a Voluntary AcademyPrimaryAcademyManchester405
St Thomas More RC CollegeSecondaryMaintainedManchester797
St. Mary's Catholic Primary School, a Voluntary AcademyPrimaryAcademyDukinfield212
St. Paul's Catholic Primary School, a Voluntary AcademyPrimaryAcademyHyde220
St. Peter's Catholic Primary School, a Voluntary AcademyPrimaryAcademyStalybridge232
Stalyhill Infant SchoolPrimaryMaintainedStalybridge141
Stalyhill Junior SchoolPrimaryMaintainedStalybridge227
Tameside Alternative Provision AcademyAlternative provisionAcademyDukinfield183
The Heys Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedAshton-under-Lyne226
Thomas Ashton SchoolSpecialAcademyHyde106
Waterloo Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyAshton-under-Lyne293
West Hill SchoolSecondaryAcademyStalybridge852
Wild Bank Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyStalybridge133
Yew Tree Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyDukinfield326