Beaconsfield High School, Bucks, UK

Beaconsfield High School, Bucks, UK Official school account. A remarkable grammar school, where individual potential is discovered.

20/08/2026

Shout to all our Year 11s who opened their GCSE results this morning! Half of all GCSE grades awarded were at Levels 8 and 9, with 23% at the very highest Level 9. Almost three quarters (72%) of all results were Level 7 or above – an increase on 2025 – while 90% were Level 6 or above.

Among the individual achievements, 55 students – almost a third of the entire year group – achieved Levels 8 and 9, while 10% of the cohort achieved Level 9s across their Best 8.

“Of course, I am incredibly proud of these results. Our students have worked hard and they should enjoy every moment of today. But what makes me proudest is the young people standing behind those grades. We want our students to be confident in themselves, to believe in what they can achieve and, importantly, to back themselves. You see that so clearly on a day like today.

Our job is to give young people the support, opportunities and confidence to aim high and then discover what is possible. Seeing them leave Year 11 excited and optimistic about their futures matters every bit as much as the grades they are holding today. I couldn’t be prouder of them.” Ms Bond, Headteacher

13/08/2026

Huge congrats to our Year 13s today on a fantastic set of A-Level results! Just under half of all grades awarded at A or A* and 80% of all grades were A – B.

Kitty P and Zoe M-S achieved 4 x A* grades. Kitty is going to the University of Southampton to study Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Zoe will be a taking a gap year.

Notable mentions go to Anna P who achieved 2 x A* in French and Spanish and will study Modern Languages at the University of Cambridge. Her gift for languages and her dedication is captured by the fact she completed her French A-Level in only one year!

Holly C achieved 2 x A* and an A and is going to study Games Design and Art at Wi******er School of Art (part of the University of Southampton) and Scarlett T has earned a place at performing arts school, ArtsEd in London, having starred in numerous productions during her time at Becky High.

80% of students secured their first-choice university place, which for some are the universities of Oxford and Cambridge to read linguistics, natural sciences, modern and medieval languages, history and education. Abigail M will be joining Grant Thornton (a major multinational professional services network providing audit, tax, and advisory services) as an apprentice, rather than taking the traditional university route.

Ms Bond:
“We are incredibly proud of our students and all they have achieved. Nearly half of all grades were awarded at A or A, reflecting not only outstanding academic success but also the determination, resilience and character our students demonstrate every day. Whether heading to Oxbridge, Russell Group universities, specialist arts institutions, apprenticeships or gap-year opportunities, they leave Beaconsfield High School as confident, ambitious young women ready to embrace their futures. Congratulations to every student on their well-deserved success.”

We were incredibly fortunate to secure ballot tickets to attend the Poetry by Heart Grand Finale at Shakespeare’s Globe ...
10/07/2026

We were incredibly fortunate to secure ballot tickets to attend the Poetry by Heart Grand Finale at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London on Monday. The seven student finalists from our school competition enjoyed an unforgettable trip, with the opportunity to watch the national finalists perform in the stunning setting of the Globe. Special guests included Matt Goodfellow, Kate Wakeling, Alice Oswald, and Frank Cottrell-Boyce.

The experience was both inspiring and memorable, leaving our students enthusiastic about taking part in the 2027 Poetry by Heart competition.

10/07/2026

During our recent Enrichment Days, Year 10 students took part in the Community Action Project, a three-day initiative designed to develop key skills beyond the classroom while making a positive contribution to the community.

Working in self-selected teams, students identified a genuine need within the school, Beaconsfield, or the wider local area. They then researched the issue, planned a response, and created a project outcome aimed at making a difference.

The project concluded with each group delivering a presentation to their peers and a judging panel, showcasing both their research and the impact of their work. The projects created were astonishing in both their ambition and scope, positively impacting areas of the community ranging from a local care home to our own Wellbeing Hub and Butler's Court Primary School.

Twelve of our students were lucky enough to attend the Global Citizenship Conference at Sir William Borlase Grammar Scho...
10/07/2026

Twelve of our students were lucky enough to attend the Global Citizenship Conference at Sir William Borlase Grammar School, where we collaborated with students from six other local grammar schools.

Throughout the day, we took part in mixed-school ‘Think Tank’ sessions, where we explored real global issues such as artificial intelligence and climate change. We heard from keynote speakers including Dr Uyiosa Ogunbor and Rahil Hashimi as well as a Question Panel with experienced professionals from many different fields of work. We finished the day with each ‘Think Tank’ presenting their findings and proposed solutions to the rest of the conference, showcasing the value of collaboration and fresh perspectives in tackling global issues.

We would like to thank Mrs Anukem and Ms Allen for their support in helping us prepare for the conference and accompanying us to the event! Evie in Year 12.

10/07/2026

Congrats to Haniya and Ruhi who are winners of the Henrietta Branford Writing Competition for their pieces called 'Home' and 'My Indian Home'. The competition aims to find and encourage writers of the future, something Henrietta was always keen to do and we are very proud of both students! Here they are reading extracts from their respective pieces.

The winners were officailly announced at the Branford Boase Award ceremony yesterday!

Year 9 enjoyed a warm Bronze DofE expedition in Hambledon this weekend!
09/07/2026

Year 9 enjoyed a warm Bronze DofE expedition in Hambledon this weekend!

Year 12 Biologists enjoyed a trip to the Oxford Museum of Natural History and Oxford Botanic Gardens last week! The stu...
09/07/2026

Year 12 Biologists enjoyed a trip to the Oxford Museum of Natural History and Oxford Botanic Gardens last week! The students took part in a lecture in one of the university lecture halls and got hands on with some Madagascan hissing cockroaches! After their creepy crawly experience, students explored the botanic gardens discovering giant water lilies, carnivorous plants and a rich history of medicinal plants.

08/07/2026

Join the Charities Team on the astro at lunchtime on FRIDAY and enjoy stalls, refreshments, hair chalk, henna and…….SOAK-THE-TEACHER! We have a stellar line-up of staff including most of SLT, Ms Morrison, Mr Rashid, Mr Jones and Mr Robson! All profits raised go to Keep a Girl in School a charity which provides sanitary products for girls 11 – 18 in Kenya.

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Wattleton Road
Beaconsfield
HP91RR

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Monday 8:45am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 8:45am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 8:45am - 3:30pm
Thursday 8:45am - 3:30pm
Friday 8:45am - 3:30pm

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