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Westgate Hill Primary Academy


Westgate Hill Primary Academy is located on Beaconsfield Street in the Arthur’s Hill area in the west end of Newcastle. The school has about 720 pupils aged 3 to 11.[1] The current school building was officially opened in November 2012 by Sir David Bell, the former Director of Education for Newcastle.[2]  The original school building is dated 1898 and is a Grade II listed. The school joined the Laidlaw Schools Trust in September 2017. 

Arthur's Hill Primary School Former Westgate Hill Primary School Building 1898
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Westgate Hill Primary Academy
- Official Website of the School.

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038594:Westgate Hill Primary School Westgate Road Fenham City Engineers c.1975

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050515:Westgate Hill Primary School Westgate Hill Fenham. City Engineers 1986

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Pupils celebrate new Westgate Hill Primary School
- Chronicle Live, 25 Feb 2013. "COLD classrooms, draughty corridors and creaky floorboards have become a thing of the past at this Tyneside school. The pupils at Westgate Hill Primary waved …

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Westgate Hill Primary Academy
- The gov.uk 'Get information about schools' site includes information about each school, its governors, links to Ofsted inspection reports etc.

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School URN: 144970
Post code: NE4 5JN
Grid ref: NZ2329664505

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