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Jamia Islamia Birmingham, Sparkbrook
(Senior and all-through schools) (Independent schools)
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Baskerville School, Harborne
(Special and alternative schools) (State-funded schools)
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St Edmund's RC Primary School, Soho
(Primary schools) (State-funded schools)
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Whitehouse Common Primary School, Whitehouse Common
(Primary schools) (State-funded schools)
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Woodgate Primary School, Bartley Green
(Primary schools) (State-funded schools)
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Selly Park Girls' School, Selly Park
(Non-selective secondary schools) (State-funded schools)
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Birmingham is the second largest international city in the United Kingdom after London. Its population and area are second only to London. It is located in the middle of England, on the main railway line from London to Liverpool. Birmingham used to be regarded as a dirty “Coal city”, a city of pure industry, but from the 1960s, the heavy metal music started in Birmingham, and Birmingham soon became the world capital of modern music, a number of music-related colleges and schools have also been established.
In addition to the rise of music, Birmingham’s literature and education have grown enormously in recent years. A total of 478 schools have been refurbished and built, and a random tool compiles a complete list of these schools. You can see the details of these schools through the generator, including school level, city, school name, school name and other important information.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of schools in Birmingham.
