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UK Grammar Schools

11+ test areas
and the schools they admit to.

Every UK grammar-school region runs its own admissions test on its own dates, with its own format. Pick a region below to see the exam format and the full list of schools.

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Test area

Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire is a fully selective area: every state secondary either is a grammar or operates alongside one. The Bucks 11+ is taken by all Year 5/6 pupils unless opted out, and admits to thirteen grammar schools.

Exam format

ProviderGL AssessmentSubjectsVerbal Reasoning·Non-Verbal Reasoning·MathematicsStructureTwo papers, multiple-choice. Combined standardised score of 121+ qualifies.NotesTested in early September of Year 6, designed to be "tutor-resistant" with broad coverage.

11 Schools

Aylesbury Grammar School

Aylesbury

Boys’ grammar founded in 1598; large sixth form shared with Aylesbury High.

Aylesbury High School

Aylesbury

Girls’ grammar; sister school to Aylesbury Grammar with a joint sixth form.

Beaconsfield High School

Beaconsfield

Girls’ grammar in south Buckinghamshire.

Burnham Grammar School

Burnham

Co‑educational grammar.

Chesham Grammar School

Chesham

Co‑educational grammar serving the Chiltern area.

John Hampden Grammar School

High Wycombe

Boys’ grammar; one of three Wycombe selectives.

Royal Grammar School High Wycombe

High Wycombe

Boys’ grammar with a long‑established academic reputation.

Royal Latin School

Buckingham

Co‑educational grammar founded in 1423.

Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School

Aylesbury

Co‑educational grammar.

Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School

Marlow

Co‑educational grammar founded in 1624.

Wycombe High School

High Wycombe

Girls’ grammar.