King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls is a selective grammar school and one of the schools of the King Edward VI Academy Trust Birmingham.
In every way, the school reflects our celebrated and diverse multi-cultural population in the West Midlands. We regularly achieve top positions in the national league tables of examination results. Our last OFSTED report described the school’s provision as Outstanding.
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Lichfield
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Admission to KEVI Camp Hill School for Girls is usually at two entry key points: Year 7 for Main School and Year 12 for Sixth Form. However, there may be opportunities for in-year admissions should places become available in Years 7, 8, 9 or 10.
The Sixth Form is the driving force of the whole school community through its House system.
Our diverse and enriching school curriculum offers breadth, depth and challenge at every key stage, while catering for the needs and abilities of individual students.
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The charity, The Schools of King Edward VI in Birmingham, is involved in education at fourteen schools across the City. We are able to assist our two independent schools, grammar schools and multi-ability schools via the management of historic land assets which were passed on to us from as long ago as 1552.
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Our next Sixth Form Open Evening (for external students) is on Thursday 21st November 2024, 5:00-7:00pm (doors open 4:45pm).
Tickets for the Headteacher talks can be booked via Eventbrite. Admission will be permitted to visitors without tickets, however a booked ticket guarantees entry to one of the Headteacher's talks.
King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls is a forward-thinking, selective state grammar school, belonging to the King Edward VI Foundation of schools and Multi Academy Trust. We believe our school is an inspirational place to be, and invite you to come and see for yourselves.
We are proud to announce that our school has been named The Sunday Times' State Secondary School of the Year West Midlands 2024.
This achievement reflects the dedication of our students, the hard work of our teaching staff, and the support from our community.
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