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Sir Henry Floyd Grammar
11+ exam brief for parents: how the process works, how competitive it really is, and what current evidence says about the score profile needed.
Editorial read
For entry to Years 7, 8 & 9, the school states that applications are "handled on behalf of the Governing Body by Buckinghamshire Council as part of its co-ordinated admissions scheme." The official page does not publish a clean Sir Henry Floyd-specific pass mark or final offer score.
Our view
A co-educational Buckinghamshire grammar school with a broad curriculum, strong sixth-form outcomes and an inclusive community ethos.
Best suited to
Families seeking a modern mixed grammar school with wide co-curricular provision and strong sixth-form support.
Watch out for
Admissions for Years 7, 8 and 9 are run through Buckinghamshire Council, and the school does not publish simple offer-score data on its main admissions page.
At a glance
The fastest way to understand the pressure, score picture, and process shape.
How hard is it to get in?
IndicativeVery high
This is a selective process, so families should plan on it as a competitive application.
What score matters most?
IndicativeNo official pass mark
Start with no official pass mark as a working guide, but treat it as indicative unless the school publishes a formal threshold.
What is the process?
Still checking1 stage
Followed by assessment day
What should families do first?
IndicativeCheck deadlines now
Confirm dates directly with the school before planning prep around them.
Evidence signal
Sources
77
Official
15
High confidence
74%
Some exam details are still provisional
Where the school does not publish clean thresholds or final offer floors, this brief labels those figures as indicative rather than confirmed.
Provider
Still checkingStill Being Verified
assessment format
Stages
Still checking1 stage
selection process
Typical exam date
Still checkingStill being verified
usual sitting window
Registration deadline
IndicativeCheck school website
latest safe action point
Planning and deadlines
Timeline
Register
Check school site
last safe registration point
Sit the exam
Assessment window
usual test timing
Offers
National Offer Day
local authority process
What is actually tested
Papers & format
Paper structure still expanding
We have the overall admissions picture for this entry point, but the paper-by-paper exam structure still needs stronger grounded evidence.
Interview and stage design
How the later selection process works
assessment day
How they decide who gets in
Scoring & selection
What the score really means
Use this as a planning guide, not a guaranteed cutoff.
For entry to Years 7, 8 & 9, the school states that applications are "handled on behalf of the Governing Body by Buckinghamshire Council as part of its co-ordinated admissions scheme." The official page does not publish a clean Sir Henry Floyd-specific pass mark or final offer score.
Competitive range
Range pendingDetailed score-band guidance is still being expanded from the current evidence.
Competition level
IndicativeHigh
how selective this feels
Volatility
Pattern readStable
year-to-year movement
Plain-language interpretation
In plain English: the school does not publish a guaranteed pass mark. Use no official pass mark as a working guide, and read the competitive range band as the point where every extra mark matters.
How selective this really is
Competition
How difficult this feels in practice
Competition metrics are being consolidated from the current evidence pack.
Waiting list
ObservedActive
movement intelligence
Trend
Pattern readStable
recent pattern
Historical trend
No official school-level historical offer-score trend was found in the supplied evidence.
Waiting-list reality
Official admissions guidance directs families to Buckinghamshire Council and The Buckinghamshire Grammar Schools FAQs for Years 7, 8 and 9, suggesting waiting-list intelligence is held centrally rather than on the school site.
What strong preparation looks like
Prep roadmap
Strong candidate profile
The profile of stronger candidates is still being expanded from the current evidence base.
Borderline profile
Borderline-candidate guidance is still being refined from the score and waiting-list evidence.
Focus areas to prepare
Common misconceptions
- Passing the Buckinghamshire grammar test is not the same as automatically securing a place at this specific school.
- The school website points Year 7, 8 and 9 applicants to Buckinghamshire Council rather than publishing a simple school-level cut-off score.
- There is no officially published 11+ pass mark to aim for.
- Strong exam performance alone may not be enough if interview and overall profile also matter.
What happens after the test
Results & waiting list
Waiting-list intelligence
- Official admissions guidance directs families to Buckinghamshire Council and The Buckinghamshire Grammar Schools FAQs for Years 7, 8 and 9, suggesting waiting-list intelligence is held centrally rather than on the school site.
What the current score evidence means
For entry to Years 7, 8 & 9, the school states that applications are "handled on behalf of the Governing Body by Buckinghamshire Council as part of its co-ordinated admissions scheme." The official page does not publish a clean Sir Henry Floyd-specific pass mark or final offer score.
What families commonly say about the process
Parent signals
Practical note
Parent voice is still being expanded for this school and will appear here once the community signal is stronger.
Community signal in review
What this brief is grounded in
Sources & trust
Total sources
Counted77
evidence points
Official sources
Grounded15
school or regulator
High confidence
Strong base74%
current signal strength
Data completeness
Usable now60%
exam brief completeness
Trust note
Grounded in 77 evidence points, including 15 official sources. 74% of the current brief is high confidence, with 19% coming from official evidence.
Source mix