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Moving up to Secondary School in September 2014 GRAMMAR SCHOOLS GRAMMAR SCHOOLS - ALLOCATION PROFILE (qualified applicants only) TYPE All applicants offered under rule 2 (Free school meals), rule 3 (siblings), rule 4 (linked siblings), rule 5 (siblings Aylesbury Grammar School Academy of former students), rule 7 (catchment) and some allocated under rule 8 (distance) to 16.735 miles. Aylesbury High School All applicants offered. Academy All applicants offered under rule b (catchment siblings), rule c (catchment), rule d (siblings) and some Beaconsfield High School Foundation allocated under rule e (distance) to 7.784 miles. All applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment), rule 3 (siblings) and some allocated under rule 5 (distance) to Burnham Grammar School Academy 9.035 miles. All applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment), rule 3 (siblings) and some allocated under rule 5 (distance) to Chesham Grammar School Academy 14.263 miles. All applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment siblings), rule 4 (catchment - exceptional medical or social Dr Challoner's Grammar School Academy needs} and some allocated under rule 4 (catchment) to a distance of 7.172 miles. All applicants offered under rule 2 {4} (catchment siblings) and some allocated under rule 2 (catchment) to a Dr Challoner's High School Academy distance of 5.971 miles. John Hampden Grammar School All applicants offered. Academy The Royal Grammar School All applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment) and some offered under rule 6 (distance) to 7.882 miles. Academy All applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment), rule 3 (siblings), rule 4 (exceptional medical or social needs) The Royal Latin School Academy and some allocated under rule 5 (distance) to 9.347 miles. Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School All applicants offered. Academy All applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment), rule 3 (siblings) and some allocated under rule 5 (distance) to Sir William Borlase's Grammar School Academy 6.141 miles. All applicants offered under rule b (catchment), rule c (siblings) and some allocated under rule d (distance) to Wycombe High School Academy 13.874 miles. UPPER SCHOOLS UPPER SCHOOLS - ALLOCATION PROFILE TYPE All applicants offered under rule b (catchment), rule c (siblings) and some allocated under rule e (distance) to Amersham School Academy 3.330 miles. The Aylesbury Vale Academy All applicants offered. Academy All applicants offered under rule 2 (med/soc), rule 3 (catchment), rule 4 (siblings) and some allocated under The Beaconsfield School Academy rule 5 (distance) to 2.889 miles. The Buckingham School All applicants offered. Community Burnham Park E-ACT Academy All applicants offered. Academy All applicants offered under rule b (catchment), rule c (siblings) and some allocated under rule d (distance) to The Chalfonts Community College Academy 5.680 miles. Data as at 3 March 2014 Moving up to Secondary School in September 2014 UPPER SCHOOLS UPPER SCHOOLS - ALLOCATION PROFILE TYPE The Chiltern Hills Academy All applicants offered. Academy The Cottesloe School All applicants offered. Foundation Cressex Community School All applicants offered. Foundation All applicants offered under rule 3 (catchment), rule 4 (siblings) and some allocated under rule 5 (distance) to The Grange School Foundation 1.295 miles. Great Marlow School Some applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment) to a distance of 7.243 miles. Academy All applicants offered under rule 2 {3} (catchment siblings) and some allocated under rule 2 (catchment) to a Holmer Green Senior School Academy distance of 2.307 miles. All applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment), rule 4 (siblings) and some allocated under rule 6 (distance) to John Colet School Academy 3.819 miles. Khalsa Secondary Academy All applicants offered. Free The Mandeville School Specialist Sports All applicants offered. Community College All applicants offered under rule 3 (catchment), rule 4 (siblings) and some allocated under rule 5 (distance) to The Misbourne Community 5.462 miles. Princes Risborough School All applicants offered. Academy Sir Thomas Fremantle School All applicants offered under rule b (siblings) and some allocated under rule d (distance) to 5.242 miles. Free All applicants offered under rule 2 (siblings), rule 3 (catchment) and some allocated under rule 4 (distance) to Sir William Ramsay School Academy 1.313 miles. Voluntary- All applicants offered under rules 1 - 5 and some allocated under rule 6c (children whose homes are the Aided St Michael's Catholic School shortest distance from the school) to a distance of 0.991 miles. All-through school All applicants offered under rule 2 (catchment), rule 3 (strong commitment to the Church of England), rule 4 Waddesdon CE School (siblings) and some allocated under rule 5 (strong church commitment to other churches which are affiliated) Academy to a distance of 4.606 miles. The Wye Valley School All applicants offered. Community Data as at 3 March 2014 Moving up to Secondary School in September 2014 ALL ABILITY SCHOOLS ALL ABILITY SCHOOLS - ALLOCATION PROFILE TYPE Band A (Banding test scores 140-124) - All applicants offered. Band B (Banding test scores 123-113) - All applicants offered. The Highcrest Academy Band C (Banding test scores 112-101) - All applicants offered under rule 2 (siblings) and some allocated Academy under rule 3 (distance) to 1.378 miles. Band D (Banding test scores 100-71) - All applicants offered under rule 2 (siblings). Data as at 3 March 2014.
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