Eyemouth High School
Gunsgreenhill, Eyemouth, BERWICKSHIRE, TD14 5LZ · Scottish Borders
Eyemouth’s School Grade B against Scotland’s towns
What stands out about Eyemouth High School
- Its own letter, B−: 67% of leavers had 5+ awards at National 5 or better, against 66% at the average Scottish secondary
- 2.9 points ahead of similar pupils elsewhere in Scotland on five National 5s
- 49% of leavers have 3+ Highers (Scotland 54%)
Results
School leavers 2022-23 to 2024-25 · 282 leaversEach bar is a group of schools. The schools Eyemouth High beats are shaded green.
5+ awards at National 5 or better 67%
Higher than 51% of Scotland’s 336 graded secondaries.
3+ Highers 49%
Higher than 45% of the same schools · shown, not graded
Against similar pupils
Each bar is the share of Eyemouth High’s leavers; the black tick is its virtual comparator, leavers elsewhere with the same sex, support needs, stage of leaving and home area. Green two points or more ahead, amber two or more behind.
Scottish Government School Information Dashboard: breadth and depth of leavers’ qualifications, 2022-23 to 2024-25, weighted by leavers. In 2024-25 alone: 70% with 5+ at National 5.
Results over time
Annual published results; a gap is a year without a published figure.
5+ awards at National 5 or better
3+ Highers
Scottish Government School Information Dashboard. Each year’s school leavers, with awards gained by the time they left. Similar pupils is the published virtual comparator; results during the pandemic reflect different assessment arrangements.
Pupils
Pupil census · September 2025Eyemouth High School had 502 pupils in September 2025, with 43.6 full-time-equivalent teachers, about 12 pupils for each. 0% live in the most deprived fifth of Scotland’s neighbourhoods and 0% in the least deprived fifth (each fifth holds a fifth of Scotland’s people, on the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation). 16% of pupils are registered for free school meals. 246 pupils have an additional support need recorded, 49% of the roll, against 49% across Scotland’s secondary schools. 6% are learning English as an additional language.
Scottish Government, summary statistics for schools in Scotland 2025, school level. Small counts are withheld.
How the letter is worked out
Eyemouth High’s B− is its place among Scotland’s 336 graded secondaries on the share of leavers with five or more awards at National 5 or better, averaged over the three years to 2024-25: better than 51% of them. Every pupil is counted once, when they leave, with everything they gained at school, so a school whose pupils stay to S6 isn’t penalised for those who leave at 16 with fewer awards.
The bands are the site’s own: A+ is the top 5%, A the next 10%, and so on down to D− for the bottom 5%. The letter is raw results, not progress: the comparator bars above show how the school does with the pupils it has.
Schools near Eyemouth High School
Every mainstream school within 3 km. Secondaries are squares, with their letter; Gaelic-medium schools are teal.
The five nearest
- Eyemouth PS · Non-denominational · 0.8 km
- Ayton PS · Non-denominational · 3.4 km
- Coldingham PS · Non-denominational · 5.5 km
- Reston PS · Non-denominational · 7.4 km
- Chirnside PS · Non-denominational · 10.3 km
Schools of the same phase near Eyemouth High School
Nearest first, within the same nation, as the crow flies. Up to 8 km, or 25 km where there are fewer than three nearby. Catchments and admissions rules decide which school a child gets.
Eyemouth High School: common questions
Is Eyemouth High School a good school?
By its leavers’ results it earns a B− among Scotland’s secondaries: 67% of its leavers had five or more awards at National 5 or better over the three years to 2024-25, against 66% at the average Scottish secondary. Pupils like its own elsewhere in Scotland: 64%.
How many pupils go to Eyemouth High School?
502 in September 2025.
How do I get a place at Eyemouth High School?
Through Scottish Borders council. A child living in the school’s catchment area gets a place; families outside it can make a placing request, granted where there is room.
Not on this page yet: Education Scotland’s latest inspection and attendance.
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