West Midlands Education and Skills

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School summary

West Midlands Education and Skills is an independent, fee-paying school in Walsall, with around 35 pupils on roll. Its very small size places it among the most intimate independent settings, where every pupil is likely to be known individually and teaching can be closely tailored. The school is led by headteacher Mrs Karen Yoshida and is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate. It admits boys and girls, and is a day school with no boarding provision.

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Teaching & academics

Entry is available at age 11, with an 11+ assessment forming part of the admissions process. With a roll of roughly 35 pupils, class sizes are necessarily small, allowing for a high degree of individual attention.

Head · Mrs Karen Yoshida

School life & ethos

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A small, mixed independent school in Walsall that may suit families seeking a close-knit setting and personal attention at 11+.

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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.