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• Bishop Vesey's Grammar School

  http://www.bvgs.co.uk/
  A school for boys with a mixed Sixth Form. Includes school calendar, virtual tour and admission information.

• Bishop Walsh Catholic School

  http://bishopwalsh.net/
  A school for year 7 onwards, including a Sixth Form Centre and Performing Arts College.

• Coppice Primary School

  http://www.coppice.bham.sch.uk/
  A coeducational nursery school with PTA and Kids areas.

• Four Oaks Primary School

  http://www.fouroaksprimary.bham.sch.uk/
  Profile, prospectus, diary and examples of work.

• Highclare School

  http://www.highclareschool.co.uk/
  Located on three sites between Erdington and Sutton Coldfield, the school offers places from nursery through to sixth form. Predominantly teaching girls, co-educational places are offered up to three years old and in the sixth form. [Requires Flash]

• Langley School

  http://www.langley.bham.sch.uk/
  An LEA Maintained Special Primary school for boys and girls aged 3 to 11 with moderate learning difficulties.

• New Oscott Junior School

  http://www.newoscott.bham.sch.uk/
  A three form entry school with pupils aged 7 to 11. Profile, curriculum and diary.

• Plantsbrook School

  http://web.plantsbrookschool.co.uk/
  A school for year 7 onwards including a technology and music college.

• Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls

  http://www.suttcold.bham.sch.uk/scgsg/index.php
  For year 7 and onwards. Features virtual tour and school prospectus.

• Town Junior School

  http://www.townj.bham.sch.uk/
  Profile and information for parents.

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