St Paul's School for Girls

St Paul's School for Girls is a voluntary aided Catholic secondary school located in Birmingham, catering exclusively to girls. With a current enrolment of 1,046 pupils, the school aims to provide a comprehensive Catholic education that promotes personal and academic excellence. The school’s mission is to assist Catholic parents in nurturing their children’s faith and character, ensuring that every aspect of school life reflects the values of respect, responsibility, and community service.

The curriculum at St Paul's is designed to encourage students to achieve their full potential, with a strong emphasis on high-quality teaching and learning. The school fosters a supportive environment where self-discipline and moral growth are prioritized, and students are encouraged to engage actively in both academic and extracurricular activities. Regular liturgical celebrations and prayer are integral to the school community, reinforcing its Catholic ethos.

Founded in 1908 by the Sisters of Charity of St Paul the Apostle, St Paul's School for Girls has a long-standing tradition of excellence and community spirit. The school serves a diverse student body from various parts of Birmingham and surrounding areas, creating a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere where every girl is valued and supported.