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School admissions in Wallsend

How heavily each school was applied to for September 2026 entry, from the applications and offers every admissions authority reports to the DfE. 6 of these schools also have a published admissions cutoff distance. Sorted by first preferences per place. We don't invent rankings: the order is arithmetic on a published figure, not a view about which school is better.

Wallsend in figures

For Reception places in September 2026, families named the 12 schools in Wallsend first 412 times for 409 places: 1.01 first choices per place, against 1.02 across the North Tyneside authority's 53 schools. 4 of the 12 had more first choices than places. For 2026 entry, one school here gave its last places on distance: Richardson Dees Primary School, to 0.51 miles.

Totals for the schools listed on this page. Applications and offers on national offer day, DfE; last-offer distances as the council published them.

Reception places, September 2026

12 schools. 4 received more first preferences than they had places.

SchoolFirst preferences per placePlacesCutoff distance
Richardson Dees Primary SchoolWallsend1.28290.513 miles 2026
Battle Hill Primary SchoolWallsend1.0923not published
Stephenson Memorial Primary SchoolWallsend1.0519not published
St Aidan's Catholic Primary School, WallsendWallsend1.0522not published
Denbigh Community Primary SchoolWALLSEND1.00451.34 miles 2025
Hadrian Park Primary SchoolWallsend1.0049not published
Redesdale Primary SchoolWallsend1.0040not published
St Columba's Catholic Primary School, WallsendWallsend1.0021not published
St Bernadette's Catholic Primary, WallsendWallsend0.9842not published
Western Community Primary SchoolWallsend0.95610.47 miles 2025
Wallsend Jubilee Primary SchoolWallsend0.9147not published
St Peter's Church of England Primary SchoolWallsend0.9111not published

First preferences per place is the number of families naming the school first, divided by its published admission number. Above 1.00 means more first choices than places. It is not a ranking and not a measure of quality: a popular school can be easy to get into and a quiet one hard, because places are allocated by each school's own criteria, siblings and faith and banding first, with distance often the last tie-breaker. Applications and offers on national offer day, DfE.