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Solihull School is rooted in a Christian foundation and heritage. The Chaplain works across the school to shape the spiritual life, and the community is described as diverse and vibrant with many faiths represented. The Chapel hosts services, and there are facilities for prayer spaces on both prep and senior campuses. Assemblies in Chapel are offered with a Christian focus, though broader themes and inter-faith elements are also explored.
The Headmaster describes Solihull as a leading independent co-educational day school in the Midlands, with strong academic results and top percentile value-added progress. He highlights leadership and teamwork, success across sport, music, art, drama and debating, and a supportive pastoral system. He emphasizes a warm, aspirational community and the school’s long-standing history and two-campus structure, inviting families to visit.
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Wraparound Care Club provision is available via Prep School wraparound care bookings managed through the SOCS system. Please complete the Collection Authorisation Form before attending Wraparound Care Club. For queries email [email protected]. In an emergency (3.30pm–6pm) contact 07966 916600.
Admissions apply to all entry points and require the candidate to be age appropriate and demonstrate maturity for the year group. If a pupil has SEND, the information must be disclosed fully on the Registration Form and the school can facilitate learning alongside peers with reasonable adjustments. There should be no evidence of unsatisfactory attitudes or behaviours by the parents/guardians, and there should be no outstanding fee arrears. The Registration Fee is non-refundable. Parents must cooperate with the school and provide accurate information. If a current pupil is off roll for the lesser of one term or 12 calendar weeks, the admissions process restarts for the following academic year. Online registration should be completed and the Admissions Policy read.
Deposits: £480 (£400+VAT). Nursery fees 2025/26 details available separately. Tuition fees (illustrative): Nursery/Infant Reception–Infant 2: total termly charge £5,545; Junior School J1/J2: total £6,289; J3/J4: total £6,529; Senior School (all year groups): total £7,456. Tuition fees are payable in advance; a 25% sibling discount is available for the third and subsequent child (excluding Nursery). Private instrumental music lessons: £250 per term plus VAT; Instrument hire: £32 per term plus VAT. Some items incur additional charges. A monthly payment option is available via School Fee Plan. The FIA (Fees in Advance) scheme offers potential savings for prepayment. Details are in the FIA Booklet 2025 and PDFs linked on the Fees page.
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