Wolverhampton Girls’ High School celebrates national recognition

We are proud to announce that WGHS has been named in The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide 2026 for Top State Secondary Schools in the West Midlands.

By contributor Gemma Merrick
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The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide is widely regarded as the definitive ranking of the country’s top schools. Inclusion in this prestigious list places WGHS as the 8th highest-achieving school in the region and 61st highest-achieving school Nationally.

Trudi Young Headteacher at Wolverhampton Girls’ High School said: ‘We are delighted to be recognised in The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide -Top Ten State Secondary Schools in the West Midlands. This achievement reflects the hard work, ambition and dedication of our students, staff and school community. We remain committed to providing an exceptional education, fostering an environment where every girl can thrive and preparing our students for their next steps.’

WGHS celebrates
WGHS celebrates

As a school we are incredibly proud of the academic successes of our students, but we believe these successes are one part of a much wider journey – offering opportunities inside and outside the classroom, supporting students to discover their strengths and passions. Equally important is our commitment to exceptional pastoral care, ensuring students feel valued and supported within our school community, allowing our girls to achieve their individual best while growing to become well-round, resilient and happy individuals.

WGHS Students
WGHS Students
Girls' High jumps for joy
Girls' High jumps for joy
Achieving Excellence
Achieving Excellence