Birmingham Primary Schools ranked 2024: Top 30 primary schools in Birmingham based on latest performance data

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Published 23rd May 2024, 06:06 BST

The top 30 performing primary schools across Birmingham according to official statistics

The best performing primary schools in Birmingham have been ranked based on the latest academic attainment data.

We’ve analysed the government data to reveal the Birmingham primary schools with the highest reading, writing and maths scores for 2022-23.

The overall score takes into consideration the average marks and the percentage of pupils achieving at a higher standard and the overall percentage of pupils at the schools achieving their expected standard.

It’s the latest school performance data, which is published on the government website.

Let's take a look at the 30 best Birmingham schools based on academic performance.

The school has 90% of its pupils meeting the expected standard, with 27% of pupils achieving at a higher standard

1. Four Oaks Primary School, Sutton Coldfield

The school has 90% of its pupils meeting the expected standard, with 27% of pupils achieving at a higher standard | Google Street View

The school has 90% of its pupils meeting the expected standard, with 13% of pupils achieving at a higher standard

2. St James Catholic Primary School, Rednal

The school has 90% of its pupils meeting the expected standard, with 13% of pupils achieving at a higher standard | google

The school has 89% of its pupils meeting the expected standard, with 23% of pupils achieving at a higher standard

3. Lea Forest Primary Academy, Kitts Green

The school has 89% of its pupils meeting the expected standard, with 23% of pupils achieving at a higher standard | google

The school has 88% of its pupils meeting the expected standard, with 22% of pupils achieving at a higher standard

4. Little Sutton Primary School, Sutton Coldfield

The school has 88% of its pupils meeting the expected standard, with 22% of pupils achieving at a higher standard | Google

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