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Partnership Schools

We work with over seventy schools in the north east of England, covering ten local authorities from Northumberland down to Teesside.

Keys:
Primary: White circles with red numbers
Secondary: Red circles with white numbers

Primary

  1. Amberley Primary School
  2. Benton Dene Primary School and Benton Dene School
  3. Brandling Primary School
  4. Cambois Primary School
  5. Canning Street Primary School
  6. Christ Church, Church of England Primary School
  7. Crookhill Primary School
  8. Cullercoats Primary School
  9. Ellington Primary School
  10. Fairfield Primary School
  11. Hadrian Park Primary School
  12. Hazlewood Community Primary School
  13. Holystone Primary School
  14. Howden le Wear Primary School
  15. Kirkmerrington Primary School
  16.  Laygate Community School
  17. Nettlesworth Primary School
  18. New York Primary School
  19. Peases West Primary School
  20. Preston Grange Primary School
  21. Shiremoor Primary School
  22. Southridge First School
  23. St Aloysius Roman Catholic Primary School
  24. St Bede’s Catholic Primary School
  25. St Joesph’s Roman Catholic Primary School
  26. St Paul’s Catholic Primary School
  27. Stobhillgate First School
  28. Toner Avenue Primary School
  29. Valley Gardens Middle School

Secondary

  1. Astley Community High School
  2. Bede Academy
  3. Benfield School
  4. Cedars Academy Trust
  5. Churchill Community College
  6. Cramlington Learning Village
  7. Dene Community School
  8. Emmanuel College
  9. Excelsior Academy
  10. Framwellgate School
  11. George Stephenson High School
  12. Gosforth Academy
  13. Haydon Bridge High School
  14. Ian Ramsey COE Academy
  15. John Spence Community High
  16. Kenton School
  17. Kepier School
  18. King Edward VI School
  19. Kingsmeadow Community Comprehensive
  20. Longbenton Community College
  21. Lord Lawson of Beamish Academy
  22. Manor Community Academy
  23. Monkseaton High School
  24. Newcastle High School for Girls
  25. Nunthorpe Academy
  26. Parkview Community School
  27. Ponteland High School
  28. Prudhoe Community High School
  29. Queen Elizabeth High School
  30. Royal Grammar School
  31. St Benet Biscop Catholic High School
  32. St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School
  33. St Joseph’s Catholic Academy
  34. St Mary’s Catholic School
  35. St Thomas More Roman Catholic Academy
  36. St Wilfrid’s Roman Catholic College
  37. The Duchess’ Community High School
  38. Thorp Academy
  39. Valley Gardens Middle School 
  40. Walbottle Campus
  41. Walker Riverside College
  42. Wellfield Middle School
  43. Whickham School and Sports College
  44. Whitburn Church of England Academy
  45. Whitley Bay High School
  46. Woodham Academy

WORDS FROM OUR TRAINEES

I would highly recommend the North East Partnership SCITT to anyone wanting to pursue a career in teaching. The course allows for a true school experience while equipping you with a variety of masterclasses in teaching and learning. The support received from the SCITT team is outstanding and guaranteed to help you secure a teaching post.

Leeann Irving

My experience of the North East Partnership SCITT has enabled me to become the confident teacher I am today. The support you receive from your tutors helps to develop your planning, content and structure of lessons and how to effectively manage your class. This gives you the belief in your ability as teacher when you start your first teaching post.

Liam Blythe

I had a fantastic experience on both teaching placements, with really supportive staff. I had the opportunity to teach in very contrasting schools and across the full curriculum, including examination PE at Key Stage 4 and 5. The course gave me an excellent start for a career in teaching and has allowed me to progress into promotional opportunities

Ian Middleton

Having been a trainee and then a school based tutor on the course, it is my belief that NEP SCITT is the best teacher training provider around. The course consists of high quality training which focuses on the practical and theoretical aspects of being a physical education teacher, delivered by the best practitioners and schools in the area. Trainees are then able to develop their practice in a variety of school placements, with a strong support network of physical education teachers on hand to offer guidance and support.

Aaron White

It was a genuine privilege to train through the North East Partnership SCITT. The mix of theory and hands on teaching allowed me to develop into a reflective practitioner. An absolutely fantastic course ran by dedicated professionals.

Andrew Archibald

NEP SCITT equipped me with the necessary qualities and skills to become a successful teacher. Courses and CPD events allowed me to develop a greater understanding of monitoring and measuring progress of different ability students.

Jade Murray

After completing my PGCE and entering my first teaching job I realised the SCITT programme had set me up fantastically well. Halfway through the course I sat my first interview and got my first job. This wouldn’t have been possible without the excellent support or amazing network of people who are involved in the programme. Couldn’t recommend it enough!

Louis Lawson