King Edward VI Five Ways School
Scotland Lane Bartley Green Birmingham West Midlands B32 4BT
“King Edward VI Five Ways School has a distinguished history in Birmingham and beyond going back to its establishment as a King Edward Foundation Grammar School in 1883 at Five Ways in the City Centre. It has always been at the leading edge of educational progress yet conscious of its historic roots and traditions. Today we are the largest co-educational state grammar school in the West Midlands offering able girls and boys from a wide catchment area (in and outside Birmingham) the opportunity to develop and fulfil their potential in an attractive environment, with outstanding facilities. We are in the top five co-ed grammar schools nationally and we pride ourselves on the young adults who leave us prepared academically, but more importantly, possessing the skills and confidence to take their place as adults in the 21st century.”
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DEBATING MATTERS HISTORY
Qualifying Round: Wolverhampton 2008/09
DEBATE: Congestion Charging
Qualifying Round: Wolverhampton 2008/09
DEBATE: Private Lives
Regional Final: Central 2008/09
DEBATE: Drugs in sport
Regional Final: Central 2008/09
DEBATE: The Internet
Qualifying Round: West Midlands 2009/10
DEBATE: BNP
Qualifying Round: West Midlands 2009/10
DEBATE: Assisted dying
Regional Final: Central 2009/10
DEBATE: Artistic Expression
Regional Final: Central 2009/10
DEBATE: Social media
Qualifying Round: Birmingham 2010/11
DEBATE: Sportspeople as Role Models
Qualifying Round: Birmingham 2010/11
DEBATE: Organ and Tissue Donation






