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School · SecondaryiSource and licenceOfficial record from Get Information about Schools (DfE). Results, attendance, pupil numbers, finance and inspection outcomes are from the Department for Education and Ofsted, as published.Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.Governance Register calculates the connections.How we handle data

Ninestiles, an Academy

Academy converter secondary school in Birmingham (Birmingham).

Attainment 8
46.1
▼ 0.1 England 2025/26 provisional: 46.2
2025/26 provisional
English & maths 5+
49.1%
▲ 3pp England 2025/26 provisional: 46.3%
2025/26 provisional
Attendance rate
91.0%
▼ 1pp England 2024/25: 91.6%
2024/25 academic year
Pupil : Teacher
18.6
▲ 1.9 England 2025/26: 16.7
2025/26
Eligible for free school meals
60.8%
▲ 34pp England 2025/26: 27.3%
school census 15/01/2026
Teacher turnover
21.2%
▲ 7pp England 2024/25: 14.2% (secondary schools)
2024/25
Capacity
98%
1,476 / 1,500 pupils
register figure (GIAS)
Ofsted
Good
last graded, 2019

Academy trust

iGet Information about Schools (DfE), extract of 24 Oct 2026, and Governance Register.

Summit Learning Trust

Ninestiles, an Academy is one of 9 schools run by Summit Learning Trust.

Type of school
Academy converter
Ages
11 to 18

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Schools in the trust

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SchoolPhaseLocal authorityPupilsGovernors on Governance RegisterLatest Ofsted in our data (as at 30 Sep 2026)
Cockshut Hill SchoolSecondaryBirmingham9776Good 2023
Erdington Hall Primary SchoolPrimaryBirmingham2715Ungraded inspection 2025Last graded Good (May 2016)
Kineton Green Primary SchoolPrimarySolihull2116Ungraded inspection 2020Last graded Good (May 2016, previous school). This inspection was of the previous school, before it became an academy.
Lyndon SchoolSecondarySolihull1,1696Good 2022
Ninestiles, an Academy (this school)SecondaryBirmingham1,4766Good 2019Ungraded inspection Nov 2024, no grade given
Pegasus Primary SchoolPrimaryBirmingham1607Report card 2025Expected standard in all seven areas; safeguarding standards met
Solihull Sixth Form College16 plusSolihull-10not inspected / no record
The Oaklands Primary SchoolPrimaryBirmingham4128Ungraded inspection 2025Last graded Good (Nov 2018)
Yarnfield Primary SchoolPrimaryBirmingham6394Report card 2026Strong standard in 3 areas, Expected standard in 4; safeguarding standards met
9 schools5,315

Schools linked to the trust in the Governance Register school data (Get Information about Schools, extract of 24 Oct 2026). Pupils are on-roll counts from the register. Ofsted: latest inspection in the Ofsted management information (as at 30 September 2026); "No overall grade" means inspected since September 2024 without a one-word grade; what the inspection found is shown beneath, and the school's Ofsted card has the full table.

What this means

Funding
An academy is funded directly by the Department for Education, through its trust, rather than through the local council.
Admissions
The trust is the admissions authority and sets the admissions policy. Applications are usually still coordinated by the local council.
Governance
The trust board is legally accountable for the school. It often delegates some oversight to a local governing body.

General explanation of how academy trusts work in England, not a statement about this trust. See GOV.UK Academy trust governance guide.