Saint Alban’s Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School, Redcar And Cleveland, North East

Saint Alban’s Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School is a voluntary aided school residing in locality of Kirkleatham. It has been offering exceptional educational opportunities for students aged between 3 and 11. Located on Yew Tree Avenue, in the town of Redcar, the school is within the parliamentary constituency of Redcar.

This is a mixed gender school has a maximum capacity of 180 pupils, with boys and girls.

Saint Alban’s Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School is part of the Diocese of Middlesbrough, continues to served the community with distinction for many years, and wears its Roman Catholic character proudly.

Mr D C O'callaghan (the headteacher) leads a dedicated team of educators and staff members.

Saint Alban’s Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School Profile

Other Info for Saint Alban’s Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School

School Status

: Closed

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Parliamentary Constituency

: Redcar

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Saint Alban’s Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School Address & Location

This education institution is located in Yew Tree Avenue, Kirkleatham, Redcar And Cleveland, North East TS10 4QN.

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Teachers & School Workforce

Saint Alban’s Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School have a total of teachers in their school, with of them are classroom teachers. Only % of them are above the age of 50. In Saint Alban’s Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School the pupil to teachers ratio is , which means 1 teacher teaches around pupils.

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