Schools in Halesowen

A market town forged in the metal-working trades of the Black Country, Halesowen sits within the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley in the West Midlands, its boundaries still carrying the imprint of the curious historical chapter in which the town formed a detached exclave of Shropshire before transfer to Worcestershire in 1844. Around 60,000 people live across the area today, with Victorian and inter-war housing spreading outward from a compact town centre.

Cradley and Cradley Heath, where the chain-making industry once shaped the economy, are today among the most school-competitive corners of Halesowen, drawing families seeking primary places in well-regarded catchments. Hasbury extends the residential belt southward. Trains from Cradley Heath station reach Birmingham city centre in around twenty-five minutes.

  • 15

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    schools

  • 3

    Secondary

    schools

  • 1

    Post-16

    colleges

  • 2

    Special

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Area Performance

Halesowen schools rank in the top 45% of England

Across 19 primary and secondary schools, state and independent. The average Find My School Inspection Score is 7.61/10, +0.25 vs England.

Find My School Inspection Band

21% Elite

Distribution across all Halesowen schools

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Halesowen vs England distribution

National Rank

Top 45%

Across all ranked Halesowen schools

Top 42%Primaryavg #6,337 of 14,978
Top 58%Secondaryavg #2,240 of 3,861

Local directory

School profiles in Halesowen

Browse 19 local profile links across primary schools, secondary schools and sixth forms. Each profile brings together admissions context, performance data, inspection history and school details in one place.

Primary schools

15 local matches

Rankings

Secondary schools

3 local matches

Rankings

Sixth forms

2 local matches

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