Marden Bridge Middle School
Secondary schoolMarden Bridge Middle School is a secondary school in North Tyneside, for pupils aged 9 to 13. It had 577 pupils at the school census in January 2026.
Ofsted
Latest inspections as at 30 September 2026Improved significantly, July 2025
- Latest ungraded inspection
- Improved significantly, 4 July 2025
Outcomes as Ofsted published them. Report cards (from November 2025) give no overall grade, and grades under different frameworks can’t be compared.
Results
Department for EducationIn 2024/25, 69% of pupils at Marden Bridge Middle School met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, against 63% in North Tyneside and 62% in England.
16% reached the higher standard (8% in England).
End of primary school (KS2)
2024/25| Measure | This school | North Tyneside | England |
|---|---|---|---|
| Met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths | 69% | 63% | 62% |
| Reached the higher standard | 16% | 8% | 8% |
| Average scaled score in reading | 106 | 106 | 106 |
| Average scaled score in maths | 106 | 105 | 105 |
- Progress scores from KS1 to KS2 were not published for 2024/25, because the KS1 tests that give the starting point were cancelled in 2020 and 2021.
- Results reflect the pupils a school admits as well as its teaching, and a year's results can move a lot in a small school.
Schools nearby
In a straight line- St Mary's Catholic Primary School, CullercoatsPrimary. Standards maintained, March 2025. 64% met the expected standard at KS2 (2024/25)800 m
- Monkseaton Coastal SchoolSecondary. Report card, June 2026: safeguarding met. 44% met the expected standard at KS2 (2024/25)810 m
- Appletree Gardens First SchoolPrimary. School remains Good, June 2024900 m
- Marine Park First SchoolPrimary. Report card, March 2026: safeguarding met920 m
- Rockcliffe First SchoolPrimary. Good (overall), February 20241 km
- Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School, Whitley BayPrimary. School remains Good, May 2024. 67% met the expected standard at KS2 (2024/25)1.1 km
Admissions and catchments are set by councils and schools, which Open Index doesn’t map. Every school in North Tyneside
Where these figures come from
- Schools: the school lists of the Department for Education, the Welsh Government and the Scottish Government, with Ofsted’s latest inspections for England.
- Results: the Department for Education’s school performance tables (Open Government Licence).