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Hull Trinity House Academy

Ages 11–16895 pupilsFaithNone
Hull, HU3 1UP
Kingston upon Hull, City of

Hull Trinity House Academy is a secondary school for pupils aged 11 to 16 in Hull, within the Kingston upon Hull, City of local authority. The school has around 895 pupils on roll. Recent GCSE results show above-average progress (a Progress 8 score of +0.2), an average Attainment 8 score of 51.5 and 62% of pupils gaining a grade 5 or above in English and maths. Families comparing secondary schools in Hull can view Hull Trinity House Academy's Ofsted rating, GCSE results and exact location free on NestScope.

Ofsted & inspection

Overall effectiveness & sub-judgements

Quality of educationGood
Behaviour & attitudesGood
Personal developmentGood
Leadership & managementGood
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Computed from Ofsted & DfE outcomes vs England average

Quality of education
Behaviour & attitudes
Personal development
Leadership & management
Progress 8
Computed from published Ofsted judgements & DfE outcomes — not a written review.
GCSE results — Key Stage 4Above average
Attainment 847
England avg 45.1 · was 50.2 in 2023/24
Progress 8+0.2
Grade 5+ English & maths51%
England avg 45% · was 59% in 2023/24
Grade 4+ English & maths72%
England avg 65% · was 77% in 2023/24
EBacc entry64%
England avg 39%
EBacc average point score4.56
England avg 4.03
Pupil intake49.2%
Free school meals49.2%
England avg 28.6%
English not first language48.3%
England avg 18.3%
Places filled74%
SEN support
EHC plan
DfE school census, 2025/26
Attendance & staffing88.9%
Attendance88.9%
England avg 91.0%
Pupils per teacher20.5
England avg 17.6
Persistent absence32.8%
England avg 25.8%
Teachers with QTS
DfE — absence & workforce, 2025/26
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