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	Aylesbury Grammar School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The school was previously a mixed sex school but then parted and the girls' school became Aylesbury High School for girls, which is across the road from the boys' school.
		The school is a single sex male grammar school which takes about 1,250 pupils, and its entry requirements are dictated by an exam taken at the age of 11.
		In September 1997 the school was awarded specialist school status in Technology, and then Language in April 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aylesbury_Grammar_School (726 words)

	Aylesbury High School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Aylesbury High School (AHS) was founded in 1959, in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, when the previously co-educational Aylesbury Grammar School became boys-only.
		The school is a single sex female grammar school which takes about 1260 pupils.
		In September 2001 the school was awarded specialist school status in Languages.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aylesbury_High_School (172 words)

	Aylesbury Grammar School
		The original founder of the Aylesbury Free School (or Aylesbury Grammar School as it became known), was Sir Henry Lee K.G., who was the Lord of Fleet Marston and Quarrendon.
		The original endowment of the Aylesbury School by Sir Henry Lee, is reported to have been valued at about £8 per year, and consisted of two messuages vested in certain trustees, one of whom was the Vicar of Aylesbury.
		12th February, 1723 - At a meeting of the trustees immediately succeeding the death of William Meade, it was resolved that the school be a free-school for boys, being sons of inhabitants of Aylesbury and Walton, according to the Decree of the Court of Chancery.
	met.open.ac.uk /genuki/big/eng/BKM/Aylesbury/schools/grammar.html (702 words)

	Schools in Buckinghamshire
		Aylesbury High School - One of 50 named in the Chief Inspector of Schools Annual Report as being an excellent school, a school delivering high standards and recognised to be achieving high examination performances in comparison to similar schools.
		Highworth County Combined School - Highworth is situated on the northern edge of High Wycombe in attractive surroundings with extensive grounds that include an orchard and a quiet area around a pond.
		Loughton Middle School - This Milton Keynes School was established in 1987 as a school for Years 4, 5, 6 and 7 (age 8-12).
	www.hometown.aol.com /bedfordshirenet/buckinghamshire/schools.html (470 words)

	Aylesbury (including Walton)
		The churches of Aylesbury and Walton are both 'Prebends' of the Cathedral of Lincoln.
		In 1086, Aylesbury was a household manor of the King and was assessed in the Domesday Book as being 16 hides with land for 16 ploughs and having 2 mills.
		Aylesbury as described in 1806 in "Magna Britannia".
	met.open.ac.uk /genuki/big/eng/BKM/Aylesbury/Index.html (1082 words)

	Untitled Document
		Every year, the "International School Conservation Programme, 2001", held under the KEEP auspices falls in the monsoon season during which the students in addition to their expedition to different mountainous region, spends some of their time helping the needy community of the country they visit.
		School (Scotland), Bury Grammar School (Manchester), Pimlico School (London) and Crickhowell High School (Wales) took part in different community development programme held at Kalika Saran High School of Jarsinghpauwa (Sankhu) of Kathmandu Area.
		Similarly, schools like Cardiff High School, Mill Hill School and Aylesbury Grammar School took part in the cultural heritage conservation programme such as toilet construction, painting and cleaning of the monastery (Gumba), school painting, tree plantation and landscaping of the school premises, in Shermathang and Kakani area of Helambu Region.
	www.keepnepal.org /school_prog/school_prog2.htm (921 words)

	Aylesbury Town Council
		Aylesbury Town Council website requires the use of javascript for menus to operate or use the Sitemap to navigate.
		The team met the Aylesbury Society early in June 2005 for consultations and intend to commence work on the site early in 2006; therefore they need to submit planning applications in the near future.
		That the observations detailed in Annex 1 be submitted to Aylesbury Vale District Council (AVDC) or Buckinghamshire County Council (BCC) as appropriate.
	www.aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk /infopage.asp?infoid=568 (1385 words)

	Ofsted – Reports Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Aylesbury Grammar School is a secondary school and sixth form for boys.
		Aylesbury Grammar School was inspected on 26 Apr 2006.
		Aylesbury Grammar School was inspected on 18 Sep 2000.
	www.ofsted.gov.uk /reports/index.cfm?fuseaction=summary&id=110511 (247 words)

	The School
		Not the first master but the master at the end of the 1800's was Thomas Frater he was the Headmaster and he was aided by his wife Caroline and later by his daughter Agnes and she later married Mr Thomas Holt who had lived at Shakespeare Farm.
		She was the infant teacher I think the School house is behind there you have got one on the slides.
		We had to cycle not right to Aylesbury but you know where the Quainton road is along the A41 beyond Westcott well there was a Station there and the old trams as we called them used to come from Brill come along this line and we had to get on at the level crossing there.
	www.grendonunderwood.bucks.sch.uk /history/school.htm (1274 words)

	AGS - Other Activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There are a large number of clubs and societies meeting in the lunch break or after school.
		This is organised in conjunction with the girls of Aylesbury High School.
		The culmination was to climb the 18,540 ft Gondoro Peak
	atschool.eduweb.co.uk /aylgmscl/factivit.html (227 words)

	News - Aylesbury Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More
		Aylesbury Grammar School, Great Missenden Church of England Combined School and Waddesdon Church of England School have also proved they are among the best of the best.
		The trio make up 234 schools that have appeared twice after being judged to be particularly successful in both of their inspections over the past 12 years.
		Steve Harvey, headteacher at Aylesbury Grammar School, said he hoped there would be another excellent report when the school was next inspected.
	www.aylesburytoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=789&ArticleID=927552 (560 words)

	KEEP - International School Conservation Programme
		World Challenge Expeditions was interested in bringing school groups to Nepal to work with local communities on conservation projects and approached KEEP after hearing about KEEP's long-term involvement in conservation activities in Nepal.
		They have constructed toilets for the schools, refurbished the entire school by re-painting them, weeding their lawn, landscaping and also helped in conservational effort of the community.
		Below are some of the schools that have been involved with in some of our school conservation programmes.
	www.keepnepal.org /school_prog/school_prog1.htm (203 words)

	UK School Aid - HOME
		We held a non-uniform day for the school and individual pupils showed their initiative and desire to boost the funds by holding a wide range of fundraisers such as cake stalls, sponsored silences, penalty shoot outs etc. We raised over £1,200.
		The school raised over £3000 via donations, bring and buy sale, cake bakes etc. In conjunction with the Rotary Club the school was able to purchase survival boxes and aqua boxes as part of the relief effort.
		A total of £411 was raised which was extremely encouranging as we only have 30 pupils in school, but everybody took part and we were really pleased with the number of parents, grandparents and friends who came and gave their support.
	centre.netlinc.org.uk /schoolaiduk/events.asp (4921 words)

	Bank of England\|Publications\|News\|2000\|Target 2 Point 5 Results of the Regional Heat in Cowley on 21 November 2000
		At each heat, the teams representing the schools and colleges participating in the 'Challenge' are taking on the role of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee and making a presentation to a panel of Bank of England judges.
		The team from Royal Latin School in Buckingham were the winners of the regional heat held at the Unipart Conference Centre in Cowley on 21 November.
		The team from Aylesbury Grammar School in Aylesbury were the runners up in this heat, they recommended an interest rate of 6%.
	www.bankofengland.co.uk /publications/news/2000/106.htm (328 words)

	AGS ::: Curriculum ::: Classics
		Given that, realistically, Greek is unlikely to be a viable option in Year 10, JWF has tried to encourage the occasional interested Sixth Former to borrow the JACT ‘Reading Greek’ course which is geared up to self teaching with a little teacher support.
		JACT (Joint Association of Classical Teachers) also organise an annual Summer School at Bryanston which provides an excellent introduction to Greek; pupils are informed of this Summer School.
		In addition to the Set Text studied in Year 12, pupils read as widely as time permits in the works of a variety of other prose and verse authors in the ‘Oxford Latin Reader’ to prepare for the Unprepared Translation Paper 1 (Unit Code 2492).
	www.school-portal.co.uk /GroupRenderCustomPage.asp?GroupID=33740&ResourceId=117599 (3280 words)

	jamescasey.co.uk
		The Cut was a community play, written by Patrick Collins and directed by Brenda Eaton, performed at Aylesbury High School with pupils and staff from that school and from Aylesbury Grammar School, St. Joseph's First School, Turnfurlong Middle School and The Park School.
		The Cut centered around the trials of Peg Sullivan and her family; living, travelling and working on a canal boat in the 19th Century; the pressures both external and internal, the prejudices from townsfolk and rivalry from other 'boatie' families.
		The lack of illusion in the staging, the limited use of properties, the convention of captions for direct communication with the audience are in the Brechtian tradition of the Theatre of Reality.
	www.jamescasey.co.uk /actor/thecut.php (744 words)

	Arts Directory Information - Music - AVDC
		Mainly a discussion group for local artists, to provide an informal arena for artists to talk about their work and share their thoughts and ideas.
		The Concert Wind Band provides the opportunity for musicians in the community to pursue their musical interests and competent wind players are always welcome.
		The repertoire is wide, from symphonic to light music and we have played as a pit orchestra for various dramatic groups locally.We typically give three concerts per year.
	www.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk /avdc/arts/detail.jsp?categoryid=11 (701 words)

	Aylesbury Town Council
		He probably attended the nursery school ran by two school ma'ams at 5-9 Parsons Fee.
		Later he was a scholar at the Grammar School then in St. Mary's Square, and in 1891, as recorded in the Census; he was living at
		He was composing music as a teenager, arranging concerts and participating in the musical life of the town.
	www.aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk /infopage.asp?infoid=607 (575 words)

	Education \| Expression of science
		The answer was simple for pupils at Aylesbury Grammar School: organise your own science conference.
		Eight schools presented their findings on topics as diverse as the effect of muntjac deer on fenland agriculture to living with diabetes.
		The aim is for pupils to undertake research that is not constrained by the national curriculum.
	education.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,3973461-48626,00.html (287 words)

	Oundle School: Oundle School: New Headmaster
		Before Eastbourne he was Housemaster and Head of Mathematics at Marlborough College, Head of Mathematics at Abingdon School and taught initially at Aylesbury Grammar School.
		Oundle has warmly embraced Charles Bush’s energetic approach and his evident interest in all areas of School life as he strives to build on the excellent work of his predecessors to ensure Oundle maintains its reputation as one of the premier full boarding co-educational schools in the United Kingdom.
		Charles Bush was educated at Melbourne Grammar School and after a year at Melbourne University, read mathematics at Trinity College, Oxford.
	www.oundleschool.org.uk /about/Bush.php (227 words)

	Aylesburyvale.net - Leisure - Article View
		Our training sessions take place at Aylesbury Grammar School, the Aqua Vale and at the Stoke Mandeville Stadium.
		It is our wish that the opportunity to develop swimming skills be available to all members of the community and fees are therefore kept at an absolute minimum.
		Family rates apply with the monthly fee for the second family member being £12 and for the third and subsequent family members £10.
	www.aylesburyvale.net /leisure/article.asp?ArticleID=31 (353 words)

	Vale of Aylesbury Vineyard - How to find us
		Follow the A41 all the way into Aylesbury.
		You will eventually come to a large roundabout, with a Tesco supermarket on the right.
		The school is almost immediately on the left.
	www.aylesburyvineyard.org.uk /map.htm (156 words)

	Vale of Aylesbury Vineyard
		There's a brief summary of events over on the right, but more details can be found here.
		For more about the church, see about us and for info on our work in Aylesbury Vale, see our storehouse page.
		The church meets together every Sunday morning at 10.30am at Aylesbury Grammar School to worship God, hear some practical teaching from the Bible and allow God to touch our lives.
	www.aylesburyvineyard.org.uk /home.htm (386 words)

	Milton Keynes - Buckinghamshire Modern Languages Awareness Day
		Find out about Language Investigators a web site aimed at Primary School teachers seeking to introduce a multilingual dimension into their lessons.
		She went on to mention the importance of the work of the Écoliers du Monde which is trying to address the fact that million of children world-wide have no access to schooling.
		I attended the Welsh session lead by Mrs Louse Cannon an English Teacher at Aylesbury Grammar School whose first language was Welsh.
	www.mkweb.co.uk /eurolang/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=22067 (723 words)

	Aylesbury Grammar School
		School can also be found in the Post 16 tables (click here)
		School can also be found in the KS3 tables (click here)
		Number of day pupils of compulsory school age
	www.dfes.gov.uk /cgi-bin/performancetables/dfe1x1_05.pl?School=8254500&Mode=Z&Type= (301 words)

	Studio Installation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There fore it is possibly now to install a very good studio at schools and colleges where money can be found.
		We have installed studios complete from design, providing the hardware that is best for you (not best for us), installation and training.
		This could be used to raise funds for your school and give goals for students to achieve.
	www.music-technology.co.uk /serv02.htm (257 words)

	Clubs and Societies - Aylesbury Vale District Council
		Aylesbury Sea Cadet Unit (including Marine Cadets) - Boys and girls (12-18).
		In addition to enjoying singing together, rehearsal time is spent practising for our next concert.
		Every Thursday during term-time, from 7.45pm at St Anne’s Hall, Aylesbury Road, Wendover.
	www.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk /avdc/content/index.jsp?contentid=-16307014 (645 words)

	Index of Schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Below is a link to the home page of each of the schools involved in phase 1 of the Schools Online Project which ran from September '96 to December '97.
		If you have recently put your pages onto the server please contact Richard Millwood at richard@ultralab.anglia.ac.uk so that he can update this page, and remember you can add news items in the all-new What's New to keep everyone posted about your page and new developments you make.
		If you think that one of these might have been yours, you will find that it may have been moved into the archive folder.
	sol.ultralab.anglia.ac.uk /pages/schools_onLine/schools (133 words)

	Aylesbury Grammar School - PTA Web site
		"I regard the PTA as a real asset to the school.
		Its fund-raising activities allow the school to give additional resources to the pupils, which our normal funding could not finance.
		The social events contribute to the sense of community among our parents, and in addition, many parents and teachers have found the teamwork on the committee to be enjoyable and rewarding."
	homepage.ntlworld.com /schembri_home/agspta (62 words)

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