King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls

King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls is a selective grammar school located in Birmingham, serving a diverse student population of 1,113 girls. As an academy converter, it is part of the King Edward VI Academy Trust and is committed to academic excellence, consistently achieving high positions in national league tables. The school received an Outstanding rating in its last Ofsted inspection in November 2021, highlighting its strong educational provision and supportive environment.

The curriculum at Camp Hill Girls is designed to challenge and engage able students, encouraging intellectual curiosity and higher-level thinking skills. Popular subjects include Maths, Biology, and Chemistry, alongside a thriving offering in Arts, Languages, and Humanities. The school also emphasizes the importance of personal development, providing a range of extracurricular activities and a robust pastoral care system to support student well-being and leadership.

With a commitment to celebrating cultural diversity, the school fosters an inclusive community where students learn from each other’s backgrounds. The Association of Friends of the School plays an active role in enhancing educational experiences by providing additional resources and support.