The 10 best state secondary schools in Birmingham, according to Sunday Times 2024 guide

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Published 10th Dec 2023, 07:03 GMT

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These are the top state secondary schools in Birmingham, according to the new 2024 Parent Power guide

The Sunday Times recently released its updated Parent Power guide to reveal the best schools in the country and across the UK's regions.

The top secondary schools in England and Scotland are revealed annually in the guide by the Sunday Times and there are a number of high ranking schools from across the city.

We have studied the 2024 guide to pick out the highest ranked state schools across Birmingham, which also include grammar schools. The Parent Power tables rank schools on their average performance using A-level, GCSE and IB outcomes from summer 2022.

Here are the best rated state secondary schools in Birmingham...

National rank: 1. 63.1% of students attained GCSE A*/A/9/8/7.

1. Eden Girls' Leadership Academy, Birmingham

National rank: 1. 63.1% of students attained GCSE A*/A/9/8/7. | Eden Girls' Leadership Academy, Birmingham

National rank: 13. 89.3% of students attained GCSE A*/A/9/8/7.

2. King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys, Kings Heath

National rank: 13. 89.3% of students attained GCSE A*/A/9/8/7. | Google Street View

National rank: 20. 85.9% of students attained GCSE A*/A/9/8/7.

3. King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls

National rank: 20. 85.9% of students attained GCSE A*/A/9/8/7. | Google Street View

National rank: 29. 82.9% of students attained GCSE A*/A/9/8/7.

4. Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls, Sutton Coldfield

National rank: 29. 82.9% of students attained GCSE A*/A/9/8/7. | Google

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