New Heights High School
1a Dyson Hall Drive, Fazakerley, Liverpool, L9 7HA
- Phase
- Local authority maintained schools
- School type
- Pupil referral unit
- Ages
- 11 to 16
- Gender
- Mixed
- Headteacher
- Jenny/Kevin Hughes/Unsworth
- Constituency
- Liverpool Walton
- Setting
- Urban: Nearer to a major town or city
- Capacity
- 66
- Pupils on roll
- 107
- URN
- 135656
- Local authority
- Liverpool
- Website
- School website
- Telephone
- 01514984055
About this school
New Heights High School is a special school in Liverpool. It teaches children aged 11 to 16 and has 107 pupils on roll.
Ofsted has inspected New Heights High School, and its latest judgement is set out below. Where the Department for Education has published them, its results and pupil characteristics appear below. Seeing a school for yourself shows what no page can, so arrange a visit before you apply.
Ofsted judgement
Confirmed by a short inspection, not a full one
Ofsted's most recent visit was a short inspection on 7 December 2023, where inspectors confirmed the school remains Good. The school's last full inspection took place before September 2019, so its area grades are not part of Ofsted's current published data. Older reports are on the school's Ofsted page.
Trends over time
How New Heights High School has moved over recent years against the local and national picture. Every figure is shown in the table beneath its chart.
| Year | This school |
|---|---|
| 2022/23 | 93 |
| 2023/24 | 91 |
| 2024/25 | 95 |
School census, spring count each academic year.
School context
From the 2024/25 school census and absence figures.
- Free school meals (last 6 years)
- 85.26%
- English as an additional language
- 5.3%
Location
Nearby schools
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Birtenshaw School Merseyside0.0 miles
Special schools · Merseyside
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Bank View High School0.3 miles
Special schools · Liverpool
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Redbridge High School0.3 miles
Special schools · Liverpool
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Hazel Cottage School1.0 miles
Special schools · Liverpool
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Cavendish View School1.0 miles
Special schools
Other schools in Liverpool
- Abbot's Lea School Special schools
- Acre View Primary School Special schools
- Alt Bridge School Special schools
- Bank View High School Special schools
- Bluebell Park School Special schools
- Childwall Abbey School Special schools
- Clifford Holroyde Sen College Special schools
- Co-op Academy Rathbone Academies
- Crosby High School Special schools
- Educ8 Liverpool Special schools
- Everton Free School & Football College Free Schools
- Finch Woods Academy Academies
Common questions
- What ages does New Heights High School teach?
- New Heights High School teaches children aged 11 to 16. It is a special school in Liverpool.
- Who is the headteacher of New Heights High School?
- The headteacher of New Heights High School is Jenny/Kevin Hughes/Unsworth, as recorded in the Department for Education's register of schools.
- Has New Heights High School been inspected?
- Ofsted has inspected New Heights High School, and its latest judgement is set out in the inspection section on this page, with the framework and the date it was made.
- How many pupils are at New Heights High School?
- New Heights High School has 107 pupils on roll, teaching children aged 11 to 16.
- Is New Heights High School full?
- New Heights High School has capacity for 66 pupils and 107 on roll (162%), so it is at or above its published capacity. Places are allocated through the local authority's admissions process, so capacity alone does not tell you whether a place is available.
- Is New Heights High School a faith school?
- No. New Heights High School has no designated religious character.
- Does New Heights High School publish exam results?
- OfferDay shows exam results for a school only where the Department for Education has published them, and none are shown for New Heights High School. That is usual for infant, nursery, special and independent schools, and for schools without recent published results.
School details come from the Department for Education's Get Information About Schools register. Inspection outcomes come from Ofsted, and exam results from the Department for Education's school performance service. This page was last updated on 1 July 2026.