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BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy: safeguarding context
The safeguarding context around BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy: what the public record says about the streets, routes and roads children use to reach it, and what that means for the school's policy. This page describes the surroundings. It does not rate the school.
The register entry
- Unique reference number
- 148635
- Type
- Free schools 16 to 19
- Type group
- Free Schools
- Status
- Open
- Phase
- 16 plus
- Age range
- 16 to 19
- Religious character
- Does not apply
- Pupils on roll
- 255
- Free school meals
- 0 percent
- Trust
- BOA TRUST
- UK provider reference number
- 10088739
- Postcode
- B18 7AJ
- Country
- England
- Register last checked
- 23 September 2026
Local authority: Birmingham (511 open schools). Trust: BOA TRUST.
About this school's place in the register
BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy is listed in the Department for Education's register of schools, Get Information About Schools, under unique reference number 148635. The register records it as a free schools 16 to 19, in the group the Department calls free Schools. It is part of BOA TRUST, a trust whose schools share governance and, usually, safeguarding policy. Its UK provider reference number is 10088739. The register was last checked on 23 September 2026.
Its phase of education is 16 plus. The statutory age range is 16 to 19, which is the span of ages the school is registered to admit; the routes children take to the gate, and how independently they travel, follow from it. At the last school census 255 pupils were on roll, and 0 percent of them were eligible for free school meals, a figure the report uses only to describe the catchment, never the school. The register holds a website address for the school, linked below.
The school is in England, at postcode B18 7AJ. Its grid reference is easting 405174, northing 287295, which is latitude 52.4836 and longitude -1.9252. That point is the centre of everything the safeguarding context report measures: the streets within a short walk, the routes to the nearest transport and shops, the roads at the gate, and the neighbourhood statistics that surround it.
BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy sits in the Birmingham local authority area, which has 511 open establishments in the register. The local authority is the body that publishes the local safeguarding partnership arrangements, the threshold document and the early help offer that a school's child protection policy refers to, so the same authority context applies to every school in Birmingham.
The nearest schools in the register to BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy are Orion School (about 470 metres away), St Patrick and St Edmund's Catholic Primary School (about 530 metres away), Barford Primary School (about 660 metres away), Nelson Primary School (about 690 metres away) and Jewellery Quarter Academy (about 700 metres away). Distances are straight lines between grid references, not walking routes. Several schools within walking distance of each other share the same streets, crossings, parks and shops, so the context described for one usually applies to its neighbours too.
What the report for BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy contains
An annual report, written for the Designated Safeguarding Lead, that reads the public record for the environment around this school and says what it means in the language of Keeping Children Safe in Education and contextual safeguarding. Each chapter is mapped to the policy paragraph, the governors' annual report or the inspection question it evidences. The recorded picture at the gate comes from UK Crime Statistics, our sister service; the rest is evidence a crime map does not carry.
- The recorded picture at the gate. Police-recorded incidents within a short walk, from UK Crime Statistics, described as the streets a child crosses rather than as a score, and turned into the context paragraph the policy asks for.
- Exploitation indicators. The public signals of criminal and sexual exploitation in the area, and what a DSL can and cannot read into them.
- Places and routes where risk sits. Parks, shops, transport stops and underpasses on the way in, drawn from the data rather than from reputation.
- Road danger at the gate. Collisions involving pedestrians and cyclists on the surrounding roads, with what a School Street request needs.
- Air quality and catchment deprivation. The neighbourhood statistics that shape the context, printed with their limits.
- Policy paragraph, governor paragraph and inspector questions. Ready to paste, answered from the findings above.
With the report comes the insight dashboard for BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy: the trend by month, every category, the streets that recur and the comparison with Birmingham and the national picture, live for the year.
Nearest schools
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Get Information about Schools, Department for Education.