ST PAUL'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS in West Midlands, Birmingham

Education Centre Information: St Paul's School for Girls:

Establishment Type:Voluntary Aided School
Phase of Education: Secondary
Status: Open
Local Authority: Birmingham
Boarders: No Boarders
Sixth Form: Has a sixth form
Urban/Rural Description: Urban > 10k - less sparse
Special Classes: No Special Classes
Religious Character: Roman Catholic
Diocese: Archdiocese of Birmingham
Nursery Provider: No Nursery Classes
Total Pupils: 972
Number of girls: 972
Admissions: Comprehensive
Age Range: 11-18
Gender: Girls
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Background:

St Paul's School for Girls founded in 1908 by the sisters of charity of St Paul. The girls raise in excess of ten thousand pound each year for a variety of charities. In year seven, pupils are taught religious education, English, mathematics, science, design technology, history, geography, art, music, physical education, personal and social education, French and information and communication technology (ICT). The school has a range of extra-curricular activities, and clubs are offered to the girls at St Paul's both at lunch times and after-school. The school has facilities equipped with fixed and mobile gym apparatus, two gym trampolines and courts are marked out for badminton, basketball, volleyball, indoor hockey, and netball. The school were to develop ICT and numeracy skills refugee community; the harmless community and elderly people. The school aims to encourage the girls to strive for both personal and academic excellence in a supportive Catholic ethos.