Pupils on roll
153
pupils, against a published capacity of 180. That is 85.0% of capacity.
School profile · Birmingham
Darul Uloom Islamic High School
A boys, selective, not applicable, other independent school school in Birmingham. Here is what the published evidence says, told one chapter at a time.
- Other independent school
- Not applicable
- Boys
- Selective
- URN 103586
521-527 Coventry Road, Birmingham, Birmingham, B10 0LLSchool websiteGIAS record
- Pupils
- 153
- on roll
- Ofsted, 19 September 2017
- Report published
- no single overall grade
- GCSE, 2025-26
- 39.4
- Attainment 8
Published data snapshot. Every figure shows its source and period. Suppressed or unpublished values are marked, never estimated.
Where this school ranks
GCSE · 2025-26
Local position79th
In England2913th
Area tableEngland table
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Chapter 1 · Meet the school
Who learns here?
Darul Uloom Islamic High School is a boys, selective, other independent school school in Birmingham. The published figures below describe the school as recorded by the DfE.
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At a glance
How big the school is, and how full.
Key facts
- Type
- Other independent school
- Phase
- Not applicable
- Pupils
- Boys
- Admissions
- Selective
- Faith
- None
- Local authority
- Birmingham
The school community
Who the pupils are, in the census’s own categories.
Free school meals and English as an additional language
- Eligible for FSM
- 0.0%
- English as an additional language
- Not published
Chapter 2 · Inspection
What did inspectors find?
Ofsted last inspected the school on 19 September 2017. The published judgements are shown as recorded.
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Latest inspection
Last inspected on 19 September 2017.
Category judgements
- Quality of education
- Not published
- Behaviour and attitudes
- Not published
- Personal development
- Not published
- Leadership and management
- Not published
- Sixth form provision
- Not published
- Early years provision
- Not published
Inspection history
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Chapter 3 · The GCSE years
What happens by Year 11?
A cohort of 34 pupils had GCSE results in 2025-26. Headline measures come first, then the pattern underneath: subjects, grades and how different groups of pupils fared.
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The headlines
The headline measures for the GCSE years.
Attainment 8
39.4
average Attainment 8 score per pupil.
Progress 8
Not published for 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24, 2024-25 or 2025-26. A missing figure is never a zero or an estimate.
Grade 5 or above in English and maths
61.8%
achieved a strong pass in both English and maths. 85.3% achieved grade 4 or above.
English Baccalaureate
0%
of pupils were entered for the full EBacc.
- EBacc at grade 5+ (2024-25)
- 0%
Subjects and grades
GCSE grades in one subject, grade by grade.
Grade Profile
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Chapter 4 · Support and inclusion
Will my child be supported?
Published data can tell you how many pupils have identified special educational needs. It cannot tell you how well an individual child is supported, which is why the questions matter most here.
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Special educational needs
Shares of pupils on roll. Latest published year.
Pupils with SEN support
0.0%
of pupils receive SEN support.
Pupils with EHC plans
0.0%
of pupils have an education, health and care plan.
Chapter 5 · What comes next
Where do pupils go after Year 11 and Year 13?
Destination measures follow pupils for the year after they leave Year 11 or the sixth form.
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After the sixth form
Where students went after the sixth form.
After the sixth form
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Chapter 6 · Your questions
What to ask when you visit
Data starts the conversation. These questions come straight from the figures above; only the school can answer them.
- 1InspectionWhat have you changed since the last inspection, especially where judgements were weakest?
- 2GCSEHow are pupils doing in the non-core subjects that make up the open slots?
- 3SupportWho is the SENCo, and how would you work with us on a support plan?
- 4Next stepsWhat help do pupils get in choosing a college, sixth form or apprenticeship?
Sources and limits
All figures are published aggregate data, shown as a snapshot. Exams were cancelled in 2020 and 2021 and those years are not compared. Where the DfE has not published a figure we say so rather than fill the gap. Schoolwize calculations are labelled.
- DfE Get Information About Schools
- DfE school census (Schools, pupils and their characteristics)
- DfE Key stage 2 and Key stage 4 performance tables
- DfE Pupil absence in schools in England
- DfE Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England
- DfE Special educational needs in England
- DfE Secondary and primary school applications and offers
- DfE School workforce in England
- DfE Key stage 4 and 16-18 destination measures
- Ofsted reports and Ofsted Parent View
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