fantastic school which gains top quality grades in GCSEs and Alevels. You have to pass the 11+ exam…read moreto gain entry or receive top GCSE marks to get into the sixth form. You wil receive top standard

fantastic school which gains top quality grades in GCSEs and Alevels. You have to pass the 11+ exam…read moreto gain entry or receive top GCSE marks to get into the sixth form. You wil receive top standard teaching there. They have a modern sixth form centre and new sports hall which they share with the boys school. I really enjoyed my time here, i was made to feel really welcome when i joined in the sixth form. The staff were willing to spend extra time going over work when you dont understand it and they have excellent extra curriculum activities

this school is a very good school and it had good reviews and it can be great so I recommend you…read moreto go

This is a mixed sex secondary school and has an excellent OFSTED report in the number of pupils…read moreachieving A*-C grades. I highly recommend those that want to go to a secondary school to go to this one as the teachers are very inspirational and uplifting. There is also loads of fascinating trips you can go to, and reward schemes implemented for you to achieve your full potential. The dinner there is just awesome too, you will be spilt for choice! Everything will most likely be halal as the chool is like 98% of the lovely Muslim community.

Sandwell Academy opened in 2006 and is home 1200 students. The Academy's specialist subjects are…read moreSport, Business and ICT. And interestingly the Academy is sponsored by Tarmac, the Mercers Company, Thomas Telford School, HSBC Education Trust and West Bromwich Albion Football Club. Students have state of the art facilities and having seen the facilities myself, they are pretty impressive. Sandwell Academy also has a Sixth Form and the aim of the Academy is to maximise student performance in all its forms. A lot of emphasis is placed on Sport, Business and ICT however the Academy do offer a broad curriculum. I wish I had state of the art facilities when I was at Sixth Form and High School. From top to bottom I am impressed with the Academy. I did have friends who went to the Academy and they themselves were full of praise for Sandwell Academy.

Great school, Great teachers, Food prices are a little expensive, so my son has sandwiches…read more Improvements? Food. Amount of trips to be increased.

I attended this school in the 70's ans although then it ddnt have a good reputation at the time it…read morewas the best thing that ever happened to me. they taught me so much about respect for other people and along with sandwell council they gave us so much more than other places do, e.g. ingestre hall and plas gwynant. i am proud to say i'm an ex pupil

This school Is ON TOP. I go there and although I have beef with pratically every teacher, I still…read morethink they do things because they are meant to and they enforce rules.

Formerly known as Menzies High School, Phoenix Collegiate (South Campus) is situated on Clarkes…read moreLane in West Bromwich. The North Campus is based in Wednesbury on Friar Park Road. Phoenix Collegiate (South Campus) is a School/College for 11-19 year olds and the College itself offers a broad curriculum of subjects for students. The Collegiate aims to be a high performing local school and serve the community. The school has been developed in recent years but improvements can still be made in my view. But one plus is the new Learning Resource Centre building. Having been given a tour of the building when I was looking for a Sixth Form to join, I have to say it was impressive. The facilities are improving and at least 45% of pupils achieved 5 or more A*-C grades last year so things are on the up for Phoenix Collegiate.

Located in the heart of the Kings Heath area Bishop Challoner is a secondary school and sixth form…read morecollege which provides the highest standard of education to the young people of Birmingham. Although it is a catholic school and there is an emphasis on religion, it is far from exclusive to Catholics with a culturally diverse set of teachers and students. The school strives to achieve excellence in all areas, something very much reflected by their G.C.S.E results which are consistently excellent in terms of the number of students achieving grades between A* and C level. They also offer a fantastic specialist service to those students with special needs and I doubt there is a more supportive comprehensive education establishment in the whole of the Birmingham area. Their drama and sports teams are excellent too, with the school's drama productions regularly achieving critical acclaim from the local authorities. Any parents in the Birmingham area who are looking for a secondary school to send their children to should look no further than Bishop Challoners.