Eleven Plus Practice Papers for Buckinghamshire Grammar Schools
WHERE TO SIT THE 11+ COMMON ENTRANCE EXAM?
There are thirteen selective schools in Buckinghamshire. Their addresses and admissions links are provided below:
Aylesbury Grammar School, Walton Road, Aylesbury, HP21 7RP
Aylesbury High School, Walton Road, Aylesbury, HP21 7SX
Beaconsfield High School, Wattleton Road, Beaconsfield, HP9 1RR
Burnham Grammar School, Hogfair Lane, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, SL1 7HG
Chesham Grammar School, Whitehill, Chesham, HP5 1BA
Dr Challoner’s Grammar School, Chesham Road, Amersham, HP6 5HA
Dr Challoner’s High School, Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont, Amersham, HP7 9QB
John Hampden Grammar School, Marlow Hill, High Wycombe, HP11 1SZ
Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School, Oxford Road, Aylesbury, HP21 8PE
Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School, West Street, Marlow, SL7 2BR
The Royal Grammar School, Amersham Road, High Wycombe, HP13 6QT
The Royal Latin School, Chandos Road, Buckingham, MK18 1AX
Wycombe High School, Marlow Road, High Wycombe, HP11 1TB
For further information on Buckinghamshire Selective Schools Admissions please visit:
Aylesbury Grammar School Admissions: http://www.ags.bucks.sch.uk/year-7/
Aylesbury High School Admissions: http://www.ahs.bucks.sch.uk/entry7/
Beaconsfield High School Admissions: https://www.beaconsfieldhigh.bucks.sch.uk/Admissions/
Burnham Grammar School Admissions: http://www.burnhamgrammar.org.uk/228/admissions
Chesham Grammar School Admissions: https://www.cheshamgrammar.org/180/admissions
Dr Challoner’s Grammar School Admissions: http://www.challoners.com/c/information/admissions/admissions-policy
Dr Challoner’s High School Admissions: https://www.challonershigh.com/admissions/admissions-process
John Hampden Grammar School Admissions: http://www.jhgs.bucks.sch.uk/124/admissions
Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School Admissions: https://www.sirhenryfloyd.bucks.sch.uk/about-us/joining-the-school/
Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School Admissions: https://www.swbgs.com/2014/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/SWBGS-Admissions-Policy-2018-19-Draft-for-consultation.pdf
The Royal Grammar School Admissions: https://www.rgshw.com/page/?title=Admissions+Policies&pid=36
The Royal Latin School Admissions: https://www.royallatin.org/admissions/
Wycombe High School Admissions: https://www.whs.bucks.sch.uk/admissions/admissions-process
11 PLUS FOR PARENTS – BUCKINGHAMSHIRE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
There are 5 mixed selective schools, 4 boys selective schools and 4 girls selective schools in Buckinghamshire. All of the schools follow the GL Assessment (University of Edinburgh) 11 plus selection test.
Aylesbury Grammar School allocates 186 places in Year 7
Aylesbury High School allocates 180 places in Year 7
Beaconsfield High School allocates 180 places in Year 7
Burnham Grammar School allocates 150 places in Year 7
Chesham Grammar School allocates 180 places in Year 7
Dr Challoners's Grammar School allocates 180 places in Year 7
Dr Challoners's High School allocates 180 places in Year 7
John Hampden Grammar School allocates 180 places in Year 7
Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School allocates 180 places in Year 7
Sir William Borlase's Grammar School allocates 120 places in Year 7
The Royal Grammar School allocates 182 places in Year 7
The Royal Latin School allocates 174 places in Year 7
Wycombe High School allocates 192 places in Year 7
WHEN IS THE 11 PLUS TEST FOR BUCKINGHAMSHIRE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS?
The 11 plus exams for Buckinghamshire Grammar Schools is in the month of September.
WHEN DO THE 11 PLUS RESULTS COME OUT FOR BUCKINGHAMSHIRE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS?
The results for Buckinghamshire Grammar Schools come out in October. This is when parents are most likely to find out if their child has secured a Grammar School place.
WHEN DO PARENTS KNOW FOR SURE IF THEIR CHILD HAS SECURED A GRAMMAR SCHOOL PLACE?
Allocations of school places will be officially declared in March.
WHICH 11+ PRACTICE PAPERS ONLINE TESTS DO WE RECOMMEND?
Aylesbury Grammar School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Aylesbury High School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Beaconsfield High School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Burnham Grammar School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Chesham Grammar School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Dr Challoners's Grammar School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Dr Challoners's High School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
John Hampden Grammar School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package . Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Sir William Borlase's Grammar School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
The Royal Grammar School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
The Royal Latin School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
Wycombe High School - the exam consists of numerical reasoning (maths), verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. We recommend our Gold Package. Note: You will have to work on vocabulary and comprehension separately. We can guide you on this.
WHAT IS BUCKINGHAMSHIRE LIKE?
Buckinghamshire is on the commuter belt to London. It is one of the Home Counties. It has a population of just over 800,000 people. Development in the area is limited by the Metropolitan Green Belt. It attracts many cyclists and ramblers as Chiltern Hills, which is an area of outstanding natural beauty passes through the county. Many parts of the county are very affluent. It houses the area of Beaconsfield which is considered to have some of the highest property prices out of London. Many large companies have their offices in Milton Keynes. The service sector is large, followed by agriculture.
WHERE DO THE BUCKINGHAMSHIRE GRAMMAR SCHOOL STUDENTS COMMUTE FROM?
The list below shows the areas from where Buckinghamshire Grammar School students commute. Note: This is not an exhaustive list.
Aylesbury, Bedgrove, Bierton, Bishopstone, Buckinghamshire, Butler's Cross, California, Chalkshire, Clanking, Ellesborough, Elmhurst, Haydon Hill, Hulcott, Kimble Wick, Little Kimble, Lower Hartwell, Marsh, Nash Lee, North Lee, Quarrendon, Sedrup, Smokey Row, Southcourt, Stoke Mandeville, Terrick, Upper Hartwell, Victoria Park, Walton Court, Watermead, Weedon, West End and Weston Turville.