Secondary schools in Lisburn and Castlereagh

There are 9 secondary schools in Lisburn and Castlereagh, teaching 8,119 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 Lisburn and Castlereagh All schools in Lisburn and Castlereagh Places within

Pupils from low-income families29%average across these schools

Pupils8,119across these schools

Schools9secondary schools

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Secondary schools (9)

Listed alphabetically. Click a column heading to sort, or hover a row to find it on the map.

School	Pupils	Low income	Ofsted
Breda AcademyControlled · ages 11-18 · Belfast	849	45%	ETI, no open data
Dundonald High SchoolControlled · ages 11-18 · Dundonald	550	53%	ETI, no open data
Fort Hill Integrated CollegeIntegrated · ages 11-18 · Lisburn	833	33%	ETI, no open data
Friends' SchoolGrammar · ages 11-18 · Lisburn	1,093	3%	ETI, no open data
Lagan College, BelfastIntegrated · ages 11-18 · Castlereagh	1,472	18%	ETI, no open data
Laurelhill Community CollegeControlled · ages 11-18 · Lisburn	959	31%	ETI, no open data
Lisnagarvey High SchoolControlled · ages 11-18 · Lisburn	614	36%	ETI, no open data
St Patrick's AcademyCatholic maintained · ages 11-18 · Lisburn	560	39%	ETI, no open data
Wallace High SchoolGrammar · ages 11-18 · Lisburn	1,189	6%	ETI, no open data

Secondary schools by town in Lisburn and Castlereagh

Belfast1 schools Dundonald1 schools Lisburn6 schools

Secondary schools in nearby areas

Belfast32 schools Newry, Mourne and Down23 schools Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon23 schools Mid Ulster20 schools Causeway Coast and Glens16 schools Fermanagh and Omagh18 schools Derry City and Strabane14 schools Mid and East Antrim13 schools Antrim and Newtownabbey10 schools Ards and North Down12 schools

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.