Emmanuel School exists to bring GLORY TO GOD by working with parents, along with the support of their local churches, to enable children to REACH THEIR GOD GIVEN POTENTIAL.

Emmanuel School seeks to glorify God by working with parents,
along with the support of their local churches, to provide for each child:

a Christian environment and ethos
a Christian education, recognising the centrality of God's Word
encouragement to reach their God-given potential
equipping and preparation to stand firm for God and serve in today's world
a Christian example, to show we believe in Emmanuel – God with us

Eversfield Preparatory School is an independent day school and registered nursery, based in Solihull, West Midlands. The school provides high-quality education for boys and girls aged from 2½ to 11.

Welcome to Hallfield, the leading co-educational day preparatory school for over 500 children aged between 3 months and 11 years. Set in a 20-acre campus in leafy Edgbaston, just two miles from the centre of Birmingham, Hallfield is a Christian School (Church of England) which actively welcomes children from all religions.

The school comprises of three sections, each of which caters specifically to the needs of the age group:

Hallfieldfirst (3 months – 2 years, open 51 weeks per year)
Pre-Prep (2 - 7 years)
Upper School (7 – 11 years)

Highclare was founded in 1932 and has over the intervening years developed a reputation as a caring community, committed to individual excellence.

The school is situated on three sites that all offer small class sizes, and share the basic Highclare ethos which emphasises personal self-discipline, responsibility and
morality, combined with the highest possible standards of behaviour. Pupils learn to show consideration for others, and take a pride in themselves and their school.

Highclare's expectations and standards are high, and this is demonstrated by the excellent results we consistently achieve at each Keystage, particularly 11+ entrance examinations, GCSE and A-level grades.

At Hydesville we focus on achievement not just attainment. Education is about far, far more than what happens inside the four walls of the classroom, and we are very fortunate at Hydesville to have staff that recognise this.

Pupils at Hydesville learn that much of life's successes are governed by attitude rather than innate intelligence and that a strong work ethic will take them far in life. Our pupils of all ages also understand that it is important to have aspirations and set oneself demanding targets rather than easy ones
Hydesville achieves academic success, but this is balanced by the development of the whole pupil into a well rounded individual who can take part in and appreciate music, sport, drama and their place in the wider world.

King Edward VI High School for Girls is a multi-layered, modern school. Each girl is encouraged to engage with the rich world of ideas and explore intellectually as far as she can. Girls are eager to develop their creative and physical talents. KEHS girls revel in the wide range of activities outside of the classroom that are on offer. Each girl’s personal journey through school will be different, but for all, a KEHS education ensures she can play a full part in the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. Girls come here wanting to learn and we encourage that natural curiousity about life, knowledge and people.

The school's declared aim is

'to make available to the widest possible range of able boys an educational experience that is the richest, most diverse and most exciting possible in an atmosphere that provides support, encouragement and care for everyone, pupils and staff, here. We want our pupils to love coming here and to go from here prepared for all that human life has to offer.'

King Henry VIII Preparatory School (KHPS) is a school for children aged from 3 –11 years of age. We are the preparatory school to King Henry VIII H.M.C. 11 – 18 School. However, whilst there are very close links with the senior school, KHPS is a distinct school with its own headmaster and management team.

At KHPS our aim is simple: we hope to provide children with a wonderful start to their education. We take children as early as 3 years of age and our intention is to give them the necessary foundations which will lead to success in later education and hopefully in the adult life. Beyond this we hope to provide all our pupils with a happy and memorable time at their first school, which they will enjoy at the time and look back on fondly after they have left.

King Henry's is a very special community and the current school serves the needs of over 1300 pupils between the ages of 3 and 18. We are forward-looking and aim to provide the best possible opportunities and education. We want to equip our pupils with the qualities which they will need when they enter the next phase of their lives; we also want them to be happy here.

Parents, both of current and of former pupils, and former pupils themselves are important contributors to our continuing success and so the website includes sections which are specifically designed for their use.

The Kingswood experience is characterised by the intrinsic belief in the importance of moral and spiritual education as well as the personal and social development of each child. We have an inclusive attitude towards all pupils and welcome children of all faiths. We work in partnership with parents and enjoy close links with families and past pupils.