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Trinity Academy Leeds

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Free schools; mixed; ages 11 to 16; 1,182 pupils; Leeds, LS9 7QL; URN 148560

Trinity Academy Leeds’s latest inspection, on 24 April 2024, gave an overall grade of Outstanding on the old four-point scale. Of the eight state secondary schools nearest to it, one has a report card, one has key judgements without an overall grade, four have an overall grade on the old scale, one has an ungraded inspection and one has no inspection in the data we hold. Among the seven with an inspection, the oldest verdict, at Dixons Trinity Chapeltown, dates from 3 November 2021; the latest, at Temple Learning Academy, from 25 November 2025.

Each mark is one of the schools below, at the date of its latest inspection: report card key judgements only overall grade, old scale ungraded inspection. Behind them, the ruler Ofsted used on that date: pale, an overall grade on the old four-point scale (until 31 August 2024); mid blue, key judgements without an overall grade (from 1 September 2024); deep blue, report cards (from 10 November 2025).

Trinity Academy Leeds and the eight state secondary schools nearest to it

From Trinity Academy Leeds’s position in the register of schools, in a straight line, among the open state schools in England that teach pupils of secondary age or students aged 16 and over (special schools and further education colleges are not included). Each mark sits at the exact date of the school’s latest inspection in Ofsted’s data as at 30 September 2026.

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    Trinity Academy Leeds

    LS9 7QL, Leeds

    Outstanding overall grade on the old four-point scale, 24 April 2024

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 55.4 (Leeds 46.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 63.2% (Leeds 48.5%, England 46.3%)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: outstanding
    • Behaviour and attitudes: outstanding
    • Personal development: outstanding
    • Leadership and management: outstanding
    Ofsted report for Trinity Academy Leeds
  2. 0.33 mi531 m NW

    Co-op Academy Leeds

    LS9 7HD, Leeds

    Good overall grade on the old four-point scale, 29 November 2022

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 27.9 (Leeds 46.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 17.3% (Leeds 48.5%, England 46.3%)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: good
    • Behaviour and attitudes: good
    • Personal development: good
    • Leadership and management: good
    Ofsted report for Co-op Academy Leeds
  3. 0.66 mi1,063 m SW

    Mount St Mary's Catholic High School

    LS9 8LA, Leeds

    Key judgements, no overall grade graded inspection, 25 March 2025

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 54.6 (Leeds 46.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 50.3% (Leeds 48.5%, England 46.3%)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: outstanding
    • Behaviour and attitudes: outstanding
    • Personal development: outstanding
    • Leadership and management: outstanding
    Ofsted report for Mount St Mary's Catholic High School
  4. 1.1 mi1,699 m SW

    The Ruth Gorse Academy

    LS10 1HW, Leeds

    School remains Outstanding ungraded inspection, 26 October 2023

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 51.4 (Leeds 46.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 52.0% (Leeds 48.5%, England 46.3%)

    Ofsted report for The Ruth Gorse Academy
  5. 1.1 mi1,811 m NW

    Dixons Trinity Chapeltown

    LS7 4AW, Leeds

    Outstanding overall grade on the old four-point scale, 3 November 2021

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 45.8 (Leeds 46.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 38.9% (Leeds 48.5%, England 46.3%)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: outstanding
    • Behaviour and attitudes: outstanding
    • Personal development: outstanding
    • Leadership and management: outstanding
    • Early years provision: outstanding
    Ofsted report for Dixons Trinity Chapeltown
  6. 1.2 mi1,850 m SW

    University Technical College Leeds

    LS10 1LA, Leeds; sixth form

    Good overall grade on the old four-point scale, 10 January 2023

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 49.7 (Leeds 46.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 55.0% (Leeds 48.5%, England 46.3%); A level 2024/25: average grade C-, 25.57 points per entry (England B-, 35.00)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: good
    • Behaviour and attitudes: outstanding
    • Personal development: good
    • Leadership and management: good
    • Sixth form provision: outstanding
    Ofsted report for University Technical College Leeds
  7. 1.2 mi1,975 m E

    Corpus Christi Catholic College, A Voluntary Academy

    LS9 0TT, Leeds

    Requires improvement overall grade on the old four-point scale, 12 March 2024

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 37.3 (Leeds 46.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 30.7% (Leeds 48.5%, England 46.3%)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: requires improvement
    • Behaviour and attitudes: requires improvement
    • Personal development: requires improvement
    • Leadership and management: requires improvement
    Ofsted report for Corpus Christi Catholic College, A Voluntary Academy
  8. 1.3 mi2,029 m W

    Leeds Mathematics School

    LS1 5AS, Leeds; sixth form college or 16 to 19 school

    No inspection in the data we hold not in Ofsted’s data on state-funded schools: Ofsted inspects 16 to 19 academies and free schools as further education providers

    A level 2024/25: average grade A-, 47.24 points per entry (England B-, 35.00)

  9. 1.4 mi2,229 m E

    Temple Learning Academy

    LS15 0NN, Leeds

    Report card inspected 25 November 2025; safeguarding met

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 30.7 (Leeds 46.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 19.3% (Leeds 48.5%, England 46.3%)

    The report card, area by area
    • Inclusion: needs attention
    • Curriculum and teaching: needs attention
    • Achievement: needs attention
    • Attendance and behaviour: expected standard
    • Personal development and wellbeing: expected standard
    • Leadership and governance: needs attention
    • Early years: expected standard
    • Safeguarding: met
    Ofsted report for Temple Learning Academy

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The latest inspection, in detail

Graded inspection of 24 April 2024: overall effectiveness Outstanding
Key judgementPosition on the four-point scaleGrade
Quality of educationOutstanding
Behaviour and attitudesOutstanding
Personal developmentOutstanding
Leadership and managementOutstanding

These grades come from the inspection system used before 10 November 2025; Ofsted says they cannot be compared with the new report cards. How to read these grades.

Read the full report on Ofsted’s website

Exam results

GCSE and other key stage 4 results, 2025/26 (provisional): 228 pupils at the end of key stage 4
MeasureThis schoolLeedsEngland
Average Attainment 8 score55.446.546.2
Percentage of pupils achieving grades 5 or above in English and maths GCSEs63.2%48.5%46.3%
Percentage of pupils achieving grades 4 or above in English and maths GCSEs80.3%65.7%64.8%

England and Leeds: all state-funded schools. Provisional figures can be revised by the Department for Education. The 2025/26 data gives no Progress 8 scores.

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In the register of schools

Trinity Academy Leeds is a state-funded mixed secondary school in Leeds, for pupils aged 11 to 16. The register counts 1,182 pupils for a capacity of 1,200. Trust: TRINITY MULTI ACADEMY TRUST. Address: Torre Road, Leeds, LS9 7QL. Website: leeds.trinitymat.org.

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Sources

Last updated 2 November 2026.