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As part of an 11 to 18 school, our Sixth Form plays an integral part in whole school life as well as providing our Sixth Formers with their own unique learning experience. At Five Ways we offer a range of A Level courses that enable our students to pursue a breadth of academic subjects. The Sixth Form is very much about developing the whole ...
Most importantly our students are prepared for the next stage of their lives as young adults who are articulate, confident, reflective, cooperative and self-motivated as a result of our rich and balanced. curriculum. If you require further information about Sixth Form matters, please contact Karen Handley on k.handley@fws@kevibham.org.
King Edward VI Five Ways School is located in the heart of Birmingham. Part of the charity, the Schools of King Edward VI in Birmingham, it is a co-educational educationally selective school that caters from Year 7 to Sixth Form. Its values are founded on respect, for hard work, diversity of achievement, each other, and the community and ...
Our vision in the English department is to give students a sensitive appreciation of the spoken and written word and equip them with the skills to articulate themselves confidently in a variety of situations, in all walks of life, including both practical and creative skills. Our aim is to support all students to become fluent writers who can ...
King Edward VI Five Ways School is of medium size with a large sixth form. It holds specialist status in humanities and science. The attainment of students on entry is well above average. Boys outnumber girls. Very few students are eligible for free school meals.
3. The school makes sure its pupils are well behaved. 4. My child has been bullied and the school dealt with the bullying quickly and effectively. 5. The school makes me aware of what my child will learn during the year. 6. When I have raised concerns with the school they have been dealt with properly. 7.
Welcome to Five Ways School's Archives. The digital archive has been made possible by the extraordinary generosity of the late Margaret Davis, a former pupil of King Edward VI High School for Girls. Margaret was a passionate supporter of the Schools of King Edward VI in Birmingham and cared greatly about the archive. She felt strongly that our ...
