A outstanding academy converter school in Birmingham. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls.
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Camp Hill Girls is culturally rich and diverse, welcoming students from an extraordinary range of backgrounds. As a school community we recognise, celebrate, respect and delight in our differences, and use them as opportunities to learn and become more tolerant about the world around us.
Karen Stevens, Headteacher, describes KEVI Camp Hill School for Girls as a forward-thinking, selective state grammar school with academy status; Ofsted judged the school Outstanding in 2021. The message emphasizes happiness and personal development, breadth of curriculum and wide extra-curricular offerings as central to student success.
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Entrance to the school is normally by examination taken in the Autumn prior to the September of entry. The school is a selective grammar school and is part of the King Edward VI Foundation.
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