Progress Schools - Wolverhampton

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School summary

Progress Schools - Wolverhampton is a small independent school in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, with just 18 pupils on roll. A roll of this size points to a deliberately intimate setting, where teaching can be closely tailored to individuals rather than delivered to large classes. The school is mixed and admits pupils from age 11, and is led by headteacher Mr Robert Perks. It does not offer boarding, so it will suit families looking for a day place in the local area.

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Teaching & academics

The school accepts pupils at age 11 and operates an 11+ entry route. With such a small cohort, families can expect a high degree of individual attention. Progress Schools - Wolverhampton is overseen by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI).

Head · Mr Robert Perks

School life & ethos

Boarding
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A very small, fee-paying day school in Wolverhampton where a tiny roll allows attention to be focused squarely on each pupil.

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Progress Schools - Wolverhampton 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.