Hall Green
A largely residential area, Hall Green is located in the south of Birmingham and was the childhood home of J.R.R. Tolkein.
Hall Green district covers the wards of Balsall Heath West, Billesley, Brandwood and Kings Heath, parts of Hall Green North, Hall Green South, Moseley, parts of Sparkbrook and Balsall Heath East, Sparkhill, and Tyseley and Hay Mills.
Hall Green Facts
Did you know…
Sarehole Mill is a well-known landmark where author J.R.R. Tolkein spent a large part of his childhood. The area provided much of the inspiration for The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings books.
Parts of the district are extremely well known for their Balti Houses — restaurants serving Balti curries — and are still sometimes referred to as the 'Balti Triangle'.
Comedian Tony Hancock was born in Hall Green in 1924. His former house has a commemorative plaque in his honour.
About
How it works
Each district has a steering group made up of representatives from across the Early Years sector and childcare provision in the district.
They seek to improve outcomes for children through termly district activity based on analysis of district data, sharing professional knowledge, working in partnership with other projects and districts.
Who’s who
District Lead: Sam Richards, Jakeman Nursery School and Gracelands Nursery School
Early Years Consultant: Sandra Derham and Charlotte Hutt
Area SENCo: Lucy McGrath
DLP Lead: Sam Richards Jakeman and Gracelands Nursery Schools
Email info@birminghamearlyyearsnetworks.org to contact your District Lead or steering group members.
Email hallgreen-DLP@birminghamearlyyearsnetworks.org to contact your DLP team.
All about Hall Green
We’ve created a District Profile for Hall Green which highlights key statistics, education outcomes, and more.
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Follow Hall Green’s Birmingham Forward Steps Children’s Centres
To learn more about health and wellbeing services for children aged 0-5 in your district, connect with the Birmingham Forward Steps Children’s Centre via their Facebook page.
Hall Green’s Birmingham Forward Steps Children’s Centres are St Paul’s Trust Children’s Centre at Malvern Street and St Paul’s Trust Children’s Centre at Braithwaite Road, led by St Paul’s Community Development Trust, as well as Springfield Children’s Centre, run by the Springfield Project.
