A New School for Burnham
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Where do children in the Burnham community go to secondary school?
Burnham is the only town in Buckinghamshire with a grammar school but no non-selective secondary school. This is because Burnham Park Academy was closed – rather than addressing its issues.
But children who do not pass the 11+ (over 70%) are discriminated against, with a long journey to school, longer school day and reduced access to extracurricular activities.
Most of these children go to Maidenhead schools, at a cost of around up to £1100 per year per child (from September), which parents pay.
Schools & Education Centres
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Be Happy Day Nursery is located at Burnham Football Club and provides quality childcare, all day Monday to Friday.
The Nursery operates from a impressive three story house with a lovely garden. Our aim is to create a homely environment which is stimulating, safe and secure for all our children.
St Peter's C of E Primary School is a state school for boys and girls aged from 2 to 11.
Source: Behappy (2019)
Source: Oratory (2020)
Source: Lentriseschools (2023)
"At Lent Rise School we strive for everyone to Learn through a skilfully planned curriculum, Reach their full potential and Shine, being happy and having healthy bodies and minds!"
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Source: Fotohaus (2022)
Burnham Grammar School’s aim is for every individual student to ‘Embrace Challenge’ on their journey to academic and personal success.
Source: McLaughlin & Harvey (2022)
Haybrook College is a special education school that offers young people personalised teaching and learning pathways that will allow them grow and develop key skills.
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