GB Castle Hill High School

Stockport · Special school

Hiring 1 open role Att8 3.3 (-43.1) Roll 341
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About this school

Castle Hill High School is a special school in Stockport serving around 341 pupils. GCSE Attainment 8 sits at 3.3, below the national average of 46.4. Headteacher is Anna Hudson.

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