Aylesbury High School named the 15th best secondary school in the country
Aylesbury High School is proud to announce it has been named as the 15th best school in the country by The Telegraph's Top Secondary Schools’ list. The School achieved an outstanding score of 39 out of 40, which is based on a unique 40-point scoring system.
With Ofsted no longer providing one-word judgments, The Telegraph’s new secondary school league table draws on publicly available data – from exam results to class size – to help parents make informed decisions. The Telegraph analysed data from nearly 3,500 state sector secondary schools in England to provide each school with a score out of 40. Just five schools across the country received the full 40 points.
This prestigious accolade reflects the dedication and hard work of our students, staff, and the entire School community. Our high ranking is a testament to our Vision of ‘Developing uniquely talented young adults, who are independent, strong and confident’ and we are immensely proud of the validation.
"We are absolutely delighted with this recognition," said Marieke Forster, Headmistress of Aylesbury High School. "It is fantastic to be featured so highly on The Telegraph's list. This achievement is a direct result of our exceptional staff who inspire our students to reach their full potential and the unwavering support of our parents. We will continue to strive for excellence and provide the best possible education for our students. #AHSWalksTall"
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