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Secondary in Year Information As at 29/8/2017 Secondary In Year Information as at 29/8/2017 Town School Name Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Year 07s Year 08s Year 09 Year 10 Year 11 Baldock The Knights Templar School NO NO NO NO YES Berkhamsted Ashlyns School NO NO NO YES YES Bishop's Stortford Birchwood High School YES YES NO NO NO Bishop's Stortford Hockerill Anglo-European College (Day Place) NO NO NO NO NO Bishop's Stortford St Mary's Catholic (Bishops Stortford) NO NO NO NO NO Bishop's Stortford The Bishop's Stortford High School NO NO NO NO NO Bishop's Stortford The Hertfordshire And Essex High School and Science College NO NO NO NO NO Borehamwood Hertswood Academy NO YES YES YES YES Borehamwood The Elstree University Technical College YES YES Borehamwood Yavneh College NO NO NO NO YES Brookmans Park Chancellor's School NO NO NO NO YES Broxbourne The Broxbourne School NO NO NO NO NO Buntingford Edwinstree C of E Middle School YES YES Buntingford Freman College NO NO NO Bushey Bushey Meads School NO NO NO NO NO Bushey Queens' School NO NO NO NO NO Bushey The Bushey Academy NO YES YES NO YES Cheshunt Cheshunt School NO YES YES YES YES Cheshunt Goffs School NO NO NO NO NO Cheshunt Haileybury - Turnford School YES YES YES YES YES Cheshunt St Mary's Church of England High School NO YES YES YES YES Chorleywood Croxley Danes NO Chorleywood St Clement Danes School NO NO NO NO NO Garston Francis Combe Academy NO NO YES NO YES Garston Parmiter's School NO NO NO NO NO Garston St Michael's Catholic High School NO NO NO NO YES Harpenden Roundwood Park School NO NO NO NO YES Harpenden Sir John Lawes School NO NO NO NO NO Harpenden St George's School (Day Place) NO NO NO NO NO Hatfield Bishop's Hatfield Girls' School NO NO NO NO YES Hatfield Onslow St Audrey's School YES NO NO NO YES Hemel Hempstead Adeyfield School YES YES YES YES YES Hemel Hempstead John F Kennedy Roman Catholic School NO NO NO NO NO Hemel Hempstead Longdean School YES NO NO YES YES Hemel Hempstead The Astley Cooper School YES YES YES YES YES Hemel Hempstead The Cavendish School YES YES YES YES YES Hemel Hempstead The Hemel Hempstead School NO NO NO NO NO Hertford Richard Hale School NO NO NO YES NO Secondary In Year Information as at 29/8/2017 Town School Name Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Year 07s Year 08s Year 09 Year 10 Year 11 Hertford Simon Balle School NO NO NO NO NO Hertford The Sele School YES YES YES YES YES Hitchin Hitchin Boys' School NO NO NO NO NO Hitchin Hitchin Girls' School NO NO NO NO NO Hitchin The Priory School YES YES NO YES NO Hoddesdon Robert Barclay Academy YES YES YES YES YES Hoddesdon The John Warner School NO NO NO YES YES Kings Langley Kings Langley School NO NO NO NO NO Letchworth Fearnhill School Maths and Computing College YES YES YES YES YES Letchworth The Highfield School YES NO YES NO YES Potters Bar Dame Alice Owen's School NO NO NO NO NO Potters Bar Mount Grace School YES YES YES YES YES Puckeridge Ralph Sadleir School YES NO Rickmansworth Rickmansworth School NO NO NO NO NO Rickmansworth St Joan of Arc Catholic School NO NO NO NO YES Rickmansworth The Reach Free School YES YES YES YES YES Royston Royston School Academy Trust (RSAT), Greneway (The) - Royston NO NO Royston Royston Schools Academy Trust (RSAT), Roysia Middle School, Royston NO NO Royston The Meridian School YES YES YES Sawbridgeworth Leventhorpe School NO NO NO NO NO St Albans Beaumont School NO NO NO NO NO St Albans Loreto College NO NO NO NO YES St Albans Nicholas Breakspear Catholic School YES YES NO YES YES St Albans Samuel Ryder Academy NO YES YES YES YES St Albans Sandringham School NO NO NO NO NO St Albans St Albans Girls' School NO NO NO NO NO St Albans The Marlborough Science Academy NO NO YES NO YES St Albans Townsend C of E (VA) Secondary School NO YES NO NO YES St Albans Verulam School NO NO NO NO NO Stevenage Barnwell School YES YES YES YES YES Stevenage John Henry Newman RC School NO NO NO NO NO Stevenage Marriotts School NO NO YES YES YES Stevenage The Barclay School YES YES YES YES YES Stevenage The Nobel School NO NO NO YES YES Stevenage The Thomas Alleyne Academy NO YES YES YES YES Tring Tring School NO NO NO NO NO Ware Chauncy School NO YES YES NO NO Ware Presdales School YES NO NO NO YES Secondary In Year Information as at 29/8/2017 Town School Name Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Iy 1718: Year 07s Year 08s Year 09 Year 10 Year 11 Watford The Watford University Technical College YES YES Watford Watford Grammar School for Boys NO NO NO NO NO Watford Watford Grammar School for Girls NO NO NO NO NO Watford Westfield Academy YES YES YES YES YES Welwyn Garden City Monks Walk School NO NO NO NO YES Welwyn Garden City Sir Frederic Osborn School YES YES YES NO YES Welwyn Garden City Stanborough School NO NO NO NO YES.
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