Question 1

Is Engineering UTC Northern Lincolnshire a good school?

Accepted Answer

The latest Ofsted inspection outcome (27 June 2023; published 22 September 2023) judged the UTC Good overall, with Good grades across Quality of Education, Behaviour and Attitudes, Personal Development, Leadership and Management, and Sixth Form Provision.

Question 2

What are the fees at Engineering UTC Northern Lincolnshire?

Accepted Answer

It is a state-funded University Technical College with no tuition fees. Families should budget for typical costs such as uniform and optional activities.

Question 3

How do you apply for Year 9 entry?

Accepted Answer

Applications are made directly to the UTC. Families should check Engineering UTC Northern Lincolnshire's current admissions policy for the latest Year 9 deadline and whether direct applications continue if places remain unfilled up to the published admission number.

Question 4

How do you apply for Year 12 entry and what are the entry requirements?

Accepted Answer

Applications are made directly to the UTC. Year 12 offers are conditional on GCSE results. Minimum entry requirements include at least 4 GCSEs at grades 9 to 4 (or equivalent) including English and maths for Level 3 routes; Level 2 routes have lower grade thresholds and are linked to destination intent.

Question 5

What are the GCSE results like at Engineering UTC Northern Lincolnshire?

Accepted Answer

In the current FindMySchool local hub data, the UTC is not shown as ranked for Scunthorpe secondary outcomes. In the 2024-25 / 2025 GCSE dataset, Attainment 8 is 38.2 and Progress 8 is -0.89, indicating below-average progress compared with similar starting points.

Question 6

What time does the school day start and finish?

Accepted Answer

Published compulsory student hours are 8.40am-3.45pm Monday to Wednesday, 8.40am-2.55pm Thursday, and 8.40am-2.05pm Friday. Breakfast club is listed as beginning at 8.15am.

Question 7

What destinations do students progress to after leaving?

Accepted Answer

For the 2023/24 leavers cohort (cohort size 22) in the dataset, 50% progressed to apprenticeships, 23% to employment, and 14% to university.

GCSE Performance

Grade Distribution

State School Performance Measures

EBacc Subject Outcomes