Secondary schools in Antrim and Newtownabbey

There are 10 secondary schools in Antrim and Newtownabbey, teaching 8,643 pupils. Northern Ireland publishes GCSE and A level results for each post-primary school but no inspection grades, so these schools have results and a profile but no score.

Primary schools in Antrim and Newtownabbey All schools in Antrim and Newtownabbey Places within

Pupils from low-income families26%average across these schools

Pupils8,643across these schools

Schools10secondary schools

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Secondary schools (10)

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School	Pupils	Low income	Ofsted
Abbey Community CollegeControlled · ages 11-18 · Newtownabbey	857	51%	ETI, no open data
Antrim Grammar SchoolGrammar · ages 11-18 · Antrim	833	6%	ETI, no open data
Ballyclare High SchoolGrammar · ages 11-18 · Ballyclare	1,247	6%	ETI, no open data
Ballyclare Secondary SchoolControlled · ages 11-18 · Ballyclare	1,036	25%	ETI, no open data
Belfast High SchoolGrammar · ages 11-18 · Newtownabbey	972	6%	ETI, no open data
Crumlin Integrated CollegeIntegrated · ages 11-18 · Crumlin	252	42%	ETI, no open data
Edmund RiceCatholic maintained · ages 11-18 · Newtownabbey	817	28%	ETI, no open data
Integrated College, GlengormleyIntegrated · ages 11-18 · Newtownabbey	1,213	36%	ETI, no open data
Parkhall Integrated CollegeIntegrated · ages 11-18 · Antrim	1,044	30%	ETI, no open data
St Benedicts CollegeCatholic maintained · ages 11-18 · Randalstown	372	34%	ETI, no open data

Secondary schools by town in Antrim and Newtownabbey

Antrim2 schools Ballyclare2 schools Crumlin1 schools Newtownabbey4 schools Randalstown1 schools

Secondary schools in nearby areas

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About this list

Schools in Northern Ireland have no score because the inspectorate doesn't publish grades as open data and there is no progress measure. Post-primary schools show the Department of Education's Year 12 GCSE and Year 14 A level results. Every school shows pupil numbers, free school meals, special needs and attendance. How the score works.