WELCOME

City of Birmingham School is Birmingham City Council’s Pupil Referral Unit.

Steve Howell, Headteacher

Welcome to City of Birmingham School, where staff care deeply about pupils and believe in giving them every chance to succeed. We have the highest aspirations and ambitions for our pupils and each and every one matters, every minute of every day.

Across our 7 specialist teaching campuses we offer a broad curriculum, focussed on a variety of rich experiences that pupils may well have not had the opportunity to access in their mainstream settings; outdoor education, residential trips, theatre visits and much more complement our focus on academic outcomes in English, Maths, Science and a range of other subjects.

One of our main areas of focus is to ensure that pupils are able to transition to the next stage of their education successfully; for younger pupils we aim for this to be a mainstream school, but wherever our pupils go they can be assured that we will give them the support they require to make it a success.

"MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER"

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Please click on the images or download links!
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Dont suffer in silence - make a report
Express Themselves online PDF

BCP Letter to Parents and Carers
RSVP

Our journey from the classroom to Auschwitz

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The Waiting Room

Birmingham and Solihull Health & Wellbeing services at your finger tips

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If you are a victim of sexual abuse, please click on the link for support

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ParentWise - A helping hand for Parents & Carers


Virtual Art Gallery

CAMPUSES

To access support from the Behaviour Support Team

click here

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What social networks are children using?

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From Facebook and Instagram, to Snapchat and YouTube, Net Aware is a simple guide for parents to the most popular social networks, apps and games.



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The dedicated NSPCC helpline number 0800 136 663 provides both children and adults who are victims of sexual abuse in schools with the appropriate support and advice they may need. In addition, you can speak to staff in your centre or send a comment/report through the SHARP system.


 Staff Training Days 22/23 

Whole School - Monday 5th September 2022

Whole School - Tuesday 6th September 2022

Ashbourne - Friday 16th & Monday 19th September 2022

Stratford Park - Friday 23rd & Monday 26th September 2022

Firsbrook - Friday 30th September & Monday 3rd October 2022

Millpool - Friday 7th & Monday 10th October 2022

Grove - Friday 14th & Monday 17th October 2022

Kings - Friday 4th & Monday 7th November 2022

Link - Friday 11th & Monday 14th November 2022

Whole School - Tuesday 3rd January 2023 

Whole School - Friday  28th April 2023

Important Forms and Documents

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