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Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School catchment area

Aylesbury · co-educational grammar school · ages 11 to 18
Admissions
Catchment area
(distance priority)
Intake
Co-educational · ages 11 to 18
11+ test
Bucks Secondary Transfer Test
Year 7 places
180
Location
Aylesbury, Bucks
Catchment, explained

How catchment works at Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School

Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School draws its intake using a designated catchment or distance priority around Aylesbury. To be considered your child first needs to pass Bucks Secondary Transfer Test, which makes them eligible but does not guarantee a place.

After passing the STT (121+), priority follows looked-after/pupil-premium, siblings, staff, then catchment children, then all other children; nearest distance breaks ties. The qualifying distance shifts every year with demand, so a postcode that was inside the catchment one year can fall outside it the next.

Bottom line: for Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School, both things matter, your child must pass the 11+, and you generally need to live close enough to clear that year's distance cut-off.
Grammar schools near Aylesbury
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Applying

Sitting the 11+ for Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School

1

Register

Sign up for Bucks Secondary Transfer Test with the school or local authority, usually by early summer before Year 6 begins.

2

Sit the test

Your child takes the test in September of Year 6. Results follow in October, before the 31 October secondary application deadline.

3

Get your place

Pass, then your home distance decides. List Aylesbury schools by preference on the application.

FAQs

Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School catchment, your questions answered

Does Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School have a catchment area?+
Yes. A catchment area applies; out-of-area qualifiers may apply but are placed after catchment children.
Is Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School super-selective?+
No. Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School is a selective grammar with a catchment or distance priority, so both a qualifying mark and your home address affect whether you get a place.
How is the catchment for Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School measured?+
After passing the STT (121+), priority follows looked-after/pupil-premium, siblings, staff, then catchment children, then all other children; nearest distance breaks ties. Distances are normally measured in a straight line from your home to the school, and the cut-off moves each year with demand.
What test does my child sit for Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School?+
Children applying to Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School sit Bucks Secondary Transfer Test, usually at the start of Year 6. Register with the school or local authority before the summer deadline in Year 5.
How many places does Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School offer?+
Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School admits 180 pupils into Year 7 each year. With far more qualifiers than places, the score needed in practice is well above the basic pass mark.
Can we apply to Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School from outside the area?+
Yes, you can always apply. In quieter years out-of-area children are offered places, but in-catchment families take priority, so it is less predictable.
Does passing the 11+ guarantee a place at Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School?+
No. Passing qualifies your child, the place then depends on the admissions priorities, most often home-to-school distance.
When do we register for the Bucks Secondary Transfer Test?+
Registration usually opens in the spring or early summer of Year 5 and closes before the test, which is sat in September of Year 6. Results come back in October, the secondary application deadline is 31 October, and offers are sent on national offer day, 1 March. Always confirm the exact dates with Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School or your local authority.

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Catchment and admissions details change every year. This page is an indicative guide for parents, always confirm the current catchment area, distances, places and test arrangements directly with Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School and your local authority before applying.