Education

Regenerating North Solihull is not just about new houses.  It's paying for brand-new primary schools across Smith's Wood, Kingshurst, Fordbridge and Chelmsley Wood. 

The new schools will be extended schools, meaning they'll be open to the community for longer, with more clubs and activities for children to enjoy before school, after school and in the holidays, as well as offering opportunities for adults to access college courses. There will be excellent early years and pre school facilities on site, and equipment will be available for everyone who uses the buildings.

If you're thinking about becoming a teacher in the area, then click here to find out more.

New schools also mean a better chance for children because we are investing time and money in expert advice and support for every primary school in the area.  This means that some of the latest and most up-to-date ways of learning will be available and every child will get the start in life they deserve.

Here's where you'll find out everything you need to know about how schools are being affected by regeneration. Click on a school to find out more.

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• Kingshurst Infant and Junior Schools
• Kingfisher Primary School
• St Patrick's Catholic School
• St Anne's Catholic School
• Coleshill Heath
• Alcott Hall
• Bishop Wilson Church of England School
• Yorkswood
• Bennett's Well Primary School
• Hatchford Primary School
• St John the Baptist Catholic School
• St Anthony's Catholic School
• Bosworth Wood Primary School 
• Windy Arbor Junior and Infant School
• New school to serve the Bacon's End area