Founded in 1959, Aylesbury High School is a renowned girls’ grammar school in Buckinghamshire. With approximately 1,200 pupils aged 11-18, it provides a stimulating learning environment. In 2018 the school was awarded World Class School status, highlighting its commitment to academic excellence and holistic education. Below, you will find exam entrance information and tutors who have direct experience of supporting applicants to this school.
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View all papersAylesbury High School is a grammar school, which means that students are selected based on their academic ability, usually through an entrance exam taken at age 11.
Aylesbury High School is in the local authority of Buckinghamshire.
The URN (Unique Reference Number) for Aylesbury High School is 136846.
Aylesbury High School is located in Aylesbury. The full address is Walton Road, Aylesbury, HP21 7SX.
You can call Aylesbury High School on 01296388222.
You can visit Aylesbury High School’s website at https://www.ahs.bucks.sch.uk.
Aylesbury High School caters to students aged 11 to 18.
No, Aylesbury High School is a day school and does not offer boarding options for students.
Yes, Aylesbury High School has a sixth form for students in years 12 and 13.
Aylesbury High School only accepts girls.
Aylesbury High School has 1322 girls.
The following schools are located within approximately 5 miles of Aylesbury High School:
There were 212 pupils with an A-Level or IB entry at Aylesbury High School in 2025.
The average result as a grade at Aylesbury High School in 2025 was B+.
The average result as a point score at Aylesbury High School in 2025 was 43.01.
There were NE students who completed their main study programme at Aylesbury High School in 2025.
There were 33.30% students who achieved AAB or higher (including at least 2 facilitating subjects) at Aylesbury High School in 2025.
The grade for each student’s best 3 A levels at Aylesbury High School in 2025 was B+.
The average point score for each student’s best 3 A levels at Aylesbury High School in 2025 was 43.1.
There were 181 pupils at the end of Key Stage 4 at Aylesbury High School in 2025.
There were NA pupils in the Progress 8 measure at Aylesbury High School in 2025.
The Progress 8 score (adjusted) for Aylesbury High School in 2025 was NA.
The % of pupils with entries in all EBacc subjects at Aylesbury High School in 2025 was 58.60%.
The percentage of students achieving strong 9-5 passes in English & Maths at Aylesbury High School in 2025 was 98.90%.
The Average Attainment 8 score at Aylesbury High School in 2025 was 74.3.
The EBacc APS score per pupil at Aylesbury High School in 2025 was 6.84.
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