Schools in Birmingham

358 schools with published admissions figures

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The newest figures for each school. "1st prefs per place" is how many families put the school first, for each place it gave out. It measures demand, not whether a child would get a place. A dash means the figure is not available.

How the 2026 round went in Birmingham

Primary

• Offered their first choice 92.1%

  Of families applying for a primary place for September 2026. Against 85.5% in 2016.

• Offered one of their three 99.0%

  Families offered any of the schools they named.

• Families who applied 12,117

  Applications received for a primary place. A family naming three schools counts once.

For September 2026, 92.1% of families applying for a primary place here were offered their first choice, and 99.0% were offered one of the three schools they named.

That is 6.5 points higher than in 2016, when it was 85.5%.

The council's primary schools between them had 15,375 places for 12,117 applications. That is a total for the whole council and says nothing about any one school in it.

Secondary

• Offered their first choice 75.7%

  Of families applying for a secondary place for September 2026. Against 69.0% in 2016.

• Offered one of their three 93.1%

  Families offered any of the schools they named.

• Families who applied 14,483

  Applications received for a secondary place. A family naming three schools counts once.

For September 2026, 75.7% of families applying for a secondary place here were offered their first choice, and 93.1% were offered one of the three schools they named.

That is 6.7 points higher than in 2016, when it was 69.0%.

The council's secondary schools between them had 14,956 places for 14,483 applications. That is a total for the whole council and says nothing about any one school in it.

Source: Department for Education, applications and offers. The same round across England.

If a family is refused a place

Source: Department for Education, admission appeals in England, reporting year 2026. Counts every school in this council area. The share that succeeded is taken over appeals heard by a panel, not over appeals lodged.

Schools here running specialist SEN provision

43 of this council's published schools run a SEN unit or a resourced provision: teaching for children with special educational needs, on the same site as the rest of the school.

This says a provision exists and nothing more. Neither how many children it takes nor which kinds of need it is set up for is published for a mainstream school, and it is not a statement about how well any school supports children with SEN. Ask the school or the council. Source: Department for Education, special educational needs in England.

Elsewhere

• Most sought-after schools in Birmingham by first preferences per place
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• Schools in B11 (13)
• Schools in B12 (10)
• Schools in B13 (16)
• Schools in B14 (17)
• Schools in B15 (6)
• Schools in B16 (7)
• Schools in B17 (6)
• Schools in B18 (6)
• Schools in B19 (9)
• Schools in B20 (13)
• Schools in B21 (14)
• Schools in B23 (13)
• Schools in B24 (8)
• Schools in B25 (3)
• Schools in B26 (8)
• Schools in B27 (7)
• Schools in B28 (6)
• Schools in B29 (14)
• Schools in B30 (11)
• Schools in B31 (13)
• Schools in B32 (14)
• Schools in B33 (12)
• Schools in B34 (6)
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