About the school
Al-Burhan Grammar School admits girls at 11+, with some joining at 12+ and 13+, normally at the beginning of the academic year in September. For Year 7 entry, applicants sit entrance papers in English and Maths.
| School type | Independent (fee-paying) · Girls |
|---|---|
| Age range | 11-16 |
| Headteacher | Dr Mohammad Nasrullah |
| Sixth form | No |
| Fees | Non-refundable administration fee of £50.00. |
📅 Open days: Parents can visit during a normal school day by making an appointment with the school.
Entrance exam
| Exam board / format | Bespoke test |
|---|---|
| Delivery | To be confirmed |
| Subjects tested | English, Maths |
📄 Free Al-Burhan Grammar School practice papers (PDF)
Admissions & catchment
| Catchment | Open to all — no catchment requirement |
|---|---|
| Detail | The school says it attracts pupils from Birmingham and the surrounding area, and may also have a place available for a girl whose family is relocating from outside the Birmingham area. |
| Ofsted rating | Outstanding |
Key dates
| Registration opens | To be confirmed |
|---|---|
| Registration deadline | To be confirmed |
| Typical exam date | To be confirmed |
For Year 7 entry, girls sit the test in Year 6. The school says it has two entrance tests each year, at the beginning of December and the beginning of March. Once documents are received, the school gives a date for an independent assessment test. Results are released within four weeks. The test usually starts at 10am, with arrival aimed for 9.30am, and tests are usually held on a Saturday, though they can be scheduled during school hours if needed.
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