IndependentOther independent school · Birmingham · B12 9AN · Girls only · Selective · Islam ethos
Secondary (no sixth form) · ages 11–16
Redstone Academy for Girls is an independent, fee-paying school in Birmingham, teaching pupils aged 11 to 16. It admits girls only. It is selective, admitting on an entrance test. It has a Islam religious ethos.
The Department for Education publishes no GCSE figures for this school — see the note below.
Many independent schools enter pupils for IGCSEs, which the Department for Education leaves out of its performance measures. Any figures above therefore count only part of what pupils sat, and can understate a school severely — a cohort taking mostly IGCSEs can show a grade-average near zero. Independent school results are best asked for from the school itself.
Not applicable — independent schools and city technology colleges admit directly rather than through the council's coordinated scheme, so the national application figures say nothing about how sought-after they are.
Not published — the Department for Education's absence statistics cover state-funded schools, so there are no figures for this one.
Not inspected, or no grade in the published data
Around half of schools currently have no grade here — usually recently opened schools, or academies whose last full inspection was under a predecessor URN.
The GCSE results here are for 2023–24 and earlier, which describes pupils who have already left. Nothing on this page covers where pupils go next, A-level or sixth-form results, pastoral care, how far a school pushes music, sport or drama, or how it feels to walk around — and those are the things parents most often say settled it. Visit at an open evening before you rank a school.
Nor is any of it a prediction of a place. Whether your child is offered one depends on the school's admission criteria and, most often, on how far you live from the gate.
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