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In January's Independent Schools Magazine, Michael Jones, Senior Deputy Head (Academic) in the Prep School, explores the role that coaching plays in leadership development at Solihull School.
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We want pupils not only to acquire knowledge but also develop habits and skills that help them to thrive on their journey through Solihull and beyond.
Solihull Preparatory School has been chosen as a winner of a Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots Awards 2025.
Solihull School has been recognised as a Microsoft Showcase School for 2025-2026. This prestigious recognition is awarded to schools that demonstrate excellence in digital transformation and innovation using Microsoft solutions.
We are proud to be recognised as one of the UK’s highest-achieving schools and named The Sunday Times Independent Secondary School of the Year in the West Midlands 2026, as part of the respected Parent Power Guide - widely acknowledged as the most authoritative survey of the country’s top schools.
Pupils at Solihull Prep School have raised an impressive £13,000 for the Matt Gallagher Foundation following a week of fun and energetic fundraising activities during their annual Charity Week.
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In the latest issue of Independent Schools Magazine, Deputy Head (Academic) Katherine Robinson talks about the exceptional difference Solihull's teaching and pastoral support make to each pupil's academic progress and results.
Solihull School Headmaster Charles Fillingham was one of the speakers at the recent Independent Schools Partnership Network (ISPN) Conference in London, revealing how Solihull is turning academic subject-led festivals into powerful engines for outreach and impact - helping to strengthen local ties, and position schools as thought leaders.
Over 1100 pupils, staff, governors and invited guests gathered in Solihull School’s Great Quadrangle today (Tuesday11 November) to remember those who died in the World Wars and other conflicts.
Headmaster Charles Fillingham reflects on the vital importance of developing listening and communication skills in young people as a new oracy framework is announced by the government.
Earlier this week, Headmaster Charles Fillingham represented The Heads Conference (HMC) at a meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Modern Languages at the Houses of Parliament.
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In the September edition of Independent Schools Magazine, Headmaster Charles Fillingham reflects on the benefits of boys and girls learning alongside each other, as Solihull marks the twentieth anniversary of becoming co-educational.