The Northern School of Art

About The Northern School of Art

The Northern School of Art serves students aged 16 to 99 in Middlesbrough, and its headline metrics paint a picture that diverges sharply from local averages. For A-level students, the school’s value-added score sits at -0.81, which is well below average nationally and significantly worse than the local authority’s average Progress 8 score of -0.45 for secondary schools. This means that, on average, students here achieve lower grades than their prior attainment would predict. The points per entry grade is a C, with a score of 31.51, and the best three A-levels average out at a C grade as well. With just 13 pupils in the cohort, these figures are based on a small group, so they should be interpreted with caution. The progress banding is rated as well below average, and the confidence interval ranges from -1.19 to -0.44, suggesting the result is statistically significant. For families prioritising academic value-added, this is a notable red flag compared with other Middlesbrough schools.

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