School guide

Community special schoolMixed11–19

Egerton High School

Kingsway Park, Urmston, M41 7FZ

School website
Egerton High School campus

Latest Ofsted

Ungraded inspection

What to know

Egerton High School is a co-educational special school in Manchester, catering for pupils aged 11–19. The school's most recent Ofsted visit was an ungraded inspection in September 2021.

The essentials

Facts that help you decide

Ofsted rating

Ungraded inspection

Age range

11–19

Sixth form

No

Gender

Mixed

Entry type

Non-selective

Admissions

Can my child get a place?

The rules, recent outcomes and context that matter when judging your chances.

Places are allocated through the Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) process rather than the standard Trafford coordinated admissions system.

A place at this school is named in a child's EHCP by Trafford Council following an assessment of their needs, rather than through an annual application round. Because places are matched to individual needs rather than allocated by priority order, distance and oversubscription statistics used for mainstream schools are not applicable here.

Trafford SEND and EHCP guidance →

Performance

How do pupils perform here?

A plain-English view of the school's results, trends and Trafford context before you dive into the full data.

Consistently improving

Performance has improved steadily over recent years.

In 2024/25, pupils achieved an Attainment 8 score of 10.8, below the national average of 46. Progress 8 was not calculated nationally for 2024/25. Overall absence stood at 37.49%. Attainment 8 has risen from 4.3 in 2017/18 to 10.8 in 2024/25.

Improving outcomes

Watch Points

  • Attendance below the Trafford average (37.49% absence vs 8.5% across Trafford).
  • GCSE attainment below the national average (Attainment 8 of 10.8 vs 46 nationally).

Based on official Department for Education datasets. Latest update: 2024/25. Not available nationally: Progress 8 for 2024/25, Exam performance data for 2020/21 (Covid-19 disruption).

Ofsted

What does Ofsted say?

The latest inspection judgement, what has changed and the fuller history when you need it.

Current Ofsted Status

Good
Latest report published
7 April 2016
Safeguarding
Effective
Category of concern
None

Formal monitoring

No serious concerns are currently flagged by Ofsted.

Your next step

What should you do next?

Take the next step in your decision, whichever feels right for where you are.