Schools in Lichfield
Lichfield, a historic city in Staffordshire, boasts a rich heritage. Located on the border of the West Midlands plateau, Lichfield is known for its notable role as the ecclesiastical center for ancient Mercia and later as a rest stop on key trade routes. The town is home to a stunning medieval cathedral and the birthplace of renowned lexicographer Dr. Samuel Johnson. Due to its dedicated preservation of historic buildings and close proximity to Birmingham without heavy industry, Lichfield retains impressive Georgian architecture from its pre-WWII times. Additionally, the city comprises more than 230 historic buildings, providing visitors with a fascinating glimpse into England's past.
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Secondary Schools
- King Edward VI School
- Maple Hayes Hall School
- Saxon Hill Academy
- Nether Stowe School
- Queen's Croft High School
- The Friary School
- Shenstone Lodge School
Primary Schools
- St Stephen's Primary School
- Willows Primary School
- Christ Church CofE (C) Primary School
- St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
- SS Peter and Paul Catholic Primary School
- Five Spires Academy
- Chadsmead Primary Academy
- Rocklands School
- Scotch Orchard Primary School
- Charnwood Primary Academy
- Streethay Primary School
- Greysbrooke Primary School
- St Michael's CofE (C) Primary School
- St Chad's CofE Primary School
- Fradley Park Primary and Nursery School
- Whittington Primary and Nursery School
- Anna Seward Primary