Primary and secondary education Birmingham

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moseley school 1 of largest of 77 secondary schools in city


birmingham city council england s largest local education authority, directly or indirectly responsible 25 nursery schools, 328 primary schools, 77 secondary schools , 29 special schools. , providing around 3,500 adult education courses throughout year. of birmingham s state schools community schools run directly birmingham city council in role local education authority (lea). however, there large number of voluntary aided schools within state system. since 1970s, secondary schools in birmingham have been 11-–-16/18 comprehensive schools, while post gcse students have choice of continuing education in either school s sixth form or @ further education college. birmingham has operated primary school system of 4–7 infant , 7–11 junior schools. king edward s school, birmingham, founded in 1552 king edward vi, 1 of oldest , prestigious schools in city, setting high academic standards in gcse , ib , having many notable alumni pass through doors, such j.r.r tolkien, author of lord of rings books , hobbit. notable independent schools in city include birmingham blue coat school, king edward vi high school girls , edgbaston high school girls. 7 schools of king edward vi foundation known nationally setting high academic standards , schools consistently achieve top positions in national league tables. bishop vesey s grammar school notable school founded bishop vesey in 1527.








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