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Red House School

Stockton-on-Tees · TS20 1DX

AAB+ A-level

9–7 GCSE

62.6%

Day fees

£17k

Inspection

Excellent

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Red House School is a growing independent all-through school on Teesside serving ages 3–18, with a reputation built on pastoral care and broad curriculum provision. Positioned as a regional leader ('Best in the North', Sunday Times 2026), it emphasises inclusive, supportive education across Early Years, Junior and Senior phases. The school operates from a single urban site in Norton, Stockton-on-Tees, offering day education to 361 pupils with wrap-around care and a bus network. Its ethos balances academic rigour with wellbeing, accessibility, and a close-knit community feel.

  • All-through continuity from age 3 to 18 on one site, reducing transition disruption
  • Rapid regional reputation and Sunday Times recognition ('Best in the North' 2026) as emerging flagship independent
  • Strong pastoral infrastructure with house system, counselling, and explicit wellbeing/inclusion focus
  • Convenient integrated facilities (wrap-around care, bus routes from surrounding villages) appealing to working parents

Who thrives here

Families seeking a smaller, nurturing independent alternative to heavily-tutored grammar-school culture; pupils who benefit from close staff relationships and a broader, less intensely pressurised environment; commuters from Stockton, Hutton Rudby and Stokesley seeking local day education with care wrap-around.

Strengths at a glance

Exam results50th pctSports50th pctCo-curricular50th pctValue vs peers50th pctPastoral & wellbeing100th pct

Percentiles within UK independent + grammar schools we track.

At a glance

School typeAll-Through · Day
Number of pupils361
Age range3–18
GenderCo-educational
Day fees£17.1k/yr
AssociationsISC
Settingsuburban
LocationLocated in Norton, Stockton-on-Tees. New bus route from Hutton Rudby, Stokesley and Great Ayton launching September 2026. Walking distance to local rail services; broader access via Stockton and regional rail network.
EthosChristian

Contact & visit

36 The Green, Norton

Stockton-on-Tees

TS20 1DX

www.redhouseschool.co.uk
01642553370
Dr Rebecca Ashcroft, Headmaster

Nearest stations

Stockton-on-Tees5 min
Durham20 min
Darlington15 min

Frequently asked questions

What are the fees at Red House School?

Day fees at Red House School are approximately £17,082 per year (2025/26).

How do you get into Red House School?

Red House School admits pupils at 3+, 4+, 7+, 8+, 11+, 13+, 16+. Entry is assessed by Interview, Assessment. See the Admissions section above for open days and key dates.

What are Red House School's exam results?

At Red House School, 62.6% of GCSEs were grade 7/A or above. Full results are in the Results section above.

Is Red House School a boarding school?

Red House School is a day school in Stockton-on-Tees and does not offer boarding.

What is Red House School's latest inspection rating?

ISI rated Red House School “Excellent” (2019). This grading is no longer issued — both inspectorates have since changed how they report outcomes.

Further reading

What parents say

Frequently praised

Close, caring pastoral environment and strong staff-pupil relationships

Inclusive, supportive ethos suited to broader range of learners, not just high-achievers

Convenient all-through provision from age 3–18 reducing transitions; wrap-around care suits working families

Growing regional reputation ('Best in the North' 2026) and emerging standing in independent sector

Small community feel within independent-school setting

Common concerns

!Not yet Ofsted-inspected; limited publicly available academic outcome data or detailed performance metrics

!Smaller scale and younger history mean limited track record for sixth-form university destinations or specialist programmes

!Relatively little detail in public domain about co-curricular depth, sports facilities, or music provision compared to longer-established schools

!Regional school may have lower profile nationally for scholarships, competitive entry, or elite pathways