Welcome from the Headteacher

SIR HENRY FLOYD GRAMMAR SCHOOL
 with specialisms in Science and Performing Arts

• We are  a co-educational selective school
• We have been designated a High Performing Specialist School by the government.
• We have been awarded ‘specialist school’ status in both science and performing arts
• We share a site with Aylesbury College and are therefore able to offer a very wide range of options to sixth formers

Standards of achievement are very high.  Two of our A level subjects had results that were the best in any grammar school in the country in 2005.  Last year nine of our GCSE students were commended for having marks among the top five in the country. 

We also take pride in the quality of our relationships. Parents and students consistently tell us that we are a positive, supportive and caring community.  Senior students take the lead in many areas of school life and play a key role in maintaining our positive climate. Our ambitions for our students are high – they deserve the best! 
 

Stephen Box
Headteacher  

Working Together to Inspire, Challenge and Achieve

Admission Year 7 - 9

Admission to Year 7 -9 is on the basis of the Buckinghamshire selection procedure.  Information about this procedure can be obtained from the Admission Section at County Hall in Aylesbury Telephone:01296 383250.

We hold open events for prospective pupil and their parents in the Autumn Term each year: you will find further details in open days/evenings.  However, you are very welcome to visit the school at any time of the year: if you telephone the school. a tour will be arranged.

For entries at ages 14 - 16 you will need to contact the school directly.

Our Mission

WORKING TOGETHER TO INSPIRE, CHALLENGE AND ACHIEVE 

Mission Statement

• To inspire and enable individuals to develop their capabilities to the highest possible levels  
• To provide learning experiences which are enjoyable, stimulating and challenging  
• To provide an educational experience which leads to high standards of achievement, positive personal development and the realisation of the potential to make a significant contribution to society.

2007-08 

2008-09 

Dress Code KS3

 During the Summer term only -  a plain white polo shirt embroidered with the School crest may be worn. 

Dress Code KS4

BOYS Compulsory Black blazer with school badge* (Embroidered blazer or badge available from Scholars)School tie (with House colour) * (Available from Scholars)White school shirt – long sleeved in winter; in summer short sleeves may be worn or the regulation white polo shirt with embroidered badge* (Available from Scholars)Black school trousersBlack shoes & socks (not trainers, boots or skate shoes) Optional Plain black V-necked jumper, long-sleeved or sleeveless (sweatshirts are not permitted) - the school tie must be visible  Outdoor clothing Plain coat in any dark colour – no denim, no leather, no hooded sweat tops, no zip front sports tops, no logos.  A plain black belt may be worn if necessary  GIRLS Compulsory Black blazer with school badge (Embroidered blazer or badge available from Scholars) School tie (with House colour)  (Available from Scholars)White school shirt – long sleeved in winter; in summer short sleeves may be worn or the regulation white polo shirt. Plain black skirt which must be obtained from Scholars Black Trousers may be worn as an alternative to a skirt but must be obtained from Scholars Black/flesh coloured tights, black or white ankle socks Black flat or low heeled shoes (not open or backless design, not trainers or boots)  Optional Plain black, long-sleeved or sleeveless, V-necked jumper (sweatshirts are not permitted) - the school tie must be visible  Outdoor clothing Plain coat in any dark colour – no denim, no hooded sweat tops, no logos, no leather, no fashion trim.  PE KIT The PE kit remains unchanged.  Please see the Scholars order form or your original welcome pack for a list of items required.  GENERAL ·         Jewellery may not be worn.  Small plain studs (no more than one per ear) may be worn – no studs in nose or other facial piercings.  If make-up is worn it should be very discreet, almost unnoticeable.  Otherwise students may be asked to remove it.  No nail varnish is permitted other than neutral. ·         All male students are expected to be clean-shaven without extended sideburns.  Parents of a student in breach of this policy will be given the following hoices:        to collect their son so that he can shave and return to school  to give verbal permission for their son to shave at school under the supervision of a member of staff. Alternatively the student will work in isolation until the end of the day. Parents who for cultural or religious reasons wish for their son to be exempt from this expectation should write to me stating their case. ·         Hair should be neat and tidy and in a style that does not draw undue attention to the wearer.  Hair dyes must be in natural colours.  Hair bands, slides, clips, scrunchies etc. must  be black, grey, maroon or white.