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Wolverhampton Girls' High School

A girls’ grammar school in Wolverhampton for ages 11–18, with a sixth form. Places in Year 7 are given through its 11+ entrance test.
GirlsAges 11–18Sixth form
Overview

Wolverhampton Girls' High School at a glance

Wolverhampton Girls' High School is a girls’ grammar school in Wolverhampton for students aged 11 to 18, with about 1210 pupils. Year 7 places are given through its 11+ entrance test, and the school has a sixth form.

For September 2026 entry it offered 193 places and was the first choice of 334 families — about 1.7 for every place. 58% of all applications came from families in other council areas.

In 2024/25, 97% of its GCSE students achieved grade 5 or above in both English and maths, against 45% across England’s state schools. Its A-level students averaged B+ per entry, and 43% achieved AAB or better including at least two facilitating subjects. 72% of sixth-form leavers went on to university (destinations measured in 2022/23).

Admissions

Getting in: the 11+ and how places are given

Test
Shared consortium test
Set by
GL Assessment, for the five schools
What it covers
English comprehension, verbal reasoning, maths and non-verbal reasoning

How places are given

Each school applies its own admissions policy to the shared results.

How to register and apply

Register online between May and late June of Year 5 (see each school's admissions page), and name the schools on your secondary application by 31 October.

Admissions rules change each year. Check the school’s current admissions policy — area details last checked October 2026.

Entry scores

Scores needed for a place

We have not yet added published entry scores for this school. Many schools publish the lowest score offered a place each year in their admissions pages — check the school’s website, and see how places are given above.

Demand

How many families apply

EntryPlaces1st choices1st choices per placeAll applications
Sept 20261933341.7731
Sept 20251803201.8722
Sept 20241983191.6682
Sept 20231743452.0703
Sept 20221933621.9755
Sept 20211733712.1777

Source: DfE, secondary school applications and offers. Places offered on National Offer Day; first preferences are families who put the school first on their council application.

Results

Exam results

GCSE, 2024/25 · 180 pupils

Grade 5 or above in English and maths

This school97%
England45%

Grade 4 or above in English and maths

This school99%
England65%

Attainment 8 (average across 8 subjects)

This school75.4
England46.1
YearGrade 5+ Eng & mathsAttainment 8Progress 8EBacc points
2024/2597.2%75.4—7.06
2023/2497.2%74.2+0.547.07
2022/2399.0%76.9+0.757.3

A level, 2024/25 · 155 students

Average grade
B+
England: B-
AAB or better*
43%
England: 18%
Value added
-0.05

*AAB or better, with at least two in facilitating subjects. Value added compares students’ results with others who started from similar GCSEs; above 0 is better than expected.

Source: DfE school and college performance tables. England figures are for all state-funded schools. Progress 8 was not published for 2024/25.

After sixth form

Where students go next

University
72%
Apprenticeship
6%
Employment
11%
Any sustained destination
89%

Source: DfE 16–18 destination measures, students who left after A levels or equivalent, destinations measured in 2022/23 (151 students). Categories overlap slightly and do not sum to 100%.

Key facts

Admits at 11
Girls
Ages
11–18
Sixth form
Yes
Pupils
1,211 (capacity 950)
Free school meals
16.3% of pupils eligible
School type
Academy converter
Trust
Single-academy trust
Local authority
Wolverhampton
Constituency
Wolverhampton West

From the Department for Education’s register (URN 140798), October 2026.

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