Admissions and assessment
Selective entry
King Edward VI High School for Girls is an independent selective school in Birmingham, West Midlands. The Get Information about Schools register records its admissions policy as Selective.
It admits girls aged 11-19 and has a sixth form. The school is Christian in character and does not board pupils. Records show 664 pupils against a published capacity of 750 places; it was founded in 1883.
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Admissions source record →History
Founded 1883
Wikidata records an inception date of 1883 for the current King Edward VI High School for Girls entity. Academy conversions and mergers can reset this date, so verify the school's historical foundation year before publication.
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Data and verification
| Source register | https://get-information-schools.service.gov.uk/Downloads |
|---|---|
| Data extract | England core fields from the daily GIAS all-establishments extract dated 17 September 2026. |
| Last verified | 2026-09-17 |
| Coordinate source | Postcode centroid |
| Official ID | URN 103585 |
| Verification status | Core register fields verified |