Thank you for your interest in Wycombe High School. All admissions are managed in accordance with our Determined Admissions Policy.
Our next Open Event will take place on Wednesday 21 October. Please click here to register your place.
Open Event and School Tours
Please see a list of our upcoming Open Events this academic year:
Watch our ‘Reasons Why Wycombe High’ Live Webinar
If you were unable to join us for our Reasons Why Wycombe High live webinar, you can now watch the full recording here.
Hear directly from our Year 7 students, enjoy a photo montage celebrating life at Wycombe High School, and watch the full Q&A with Headteacher Mrs Nicola Renyard and members of the senior leadership team as they answer questions from prospective families.
Discover what makes Wycombe High such a special place to learn, grow and thrive, and why so many families choose us for their daughter’s secondary education.
Further details can be found in our Determined Admissions Policy for September 2027 entry. Forms submitted after the 31 October 2026 deadline will be considered for later allocation rounds.
You may also find the FAQ document useful (link below):
Year 7: There are currently no spaces available.
Year 8: There are currently no spaces available.
Year 9: There are currently no spaces available.
Year 10: Please refer to our Determined Admissions Policy for information about entry.
Year 11: Please refer to our Determined Admissions Policy for information about entry.
Please see the Sixth Form section of our website.
Should you have any queries about Sixth Form Admissions please email sixthformadmissions@whs.bucks.sch.uk.
(EHCPs) into Year 7
Schools are required to admit a child where the school is named in Section I of an Education, Health & Care Plan. Before naming a school in an EHCP a Local Authority is required to consult with the school. Where a pupil is transferring from primary or middle school to secondary school, this consultation must be completed by 15 February in the calendar year of the transfer at the latest. Where Wycombe High School is consulted on being named in Section I of an EHCP, Wycombe High School will consider whether it would be unsuitable for the age, ability, aptitude or SEN of the child, and whether the attendance of the child there would be incompatible with the efficient education of others, and/or the efficient use of resources. The taking of the Buckinghamshire Secondary Transfer Test (STT) and obtaining of a qualifying score will be good evidence that the child is academically suited to the school.
EHCP consultations regarding a Buckinghamshire grammar school will therefore rarely be effective if the child has not yet sat or obtained their result from the STT. This is because Wycombe High School will not be able to respond to consultation effectively without knowing the academic ability of the child and what reasonable adjustments could be made, both of which are needed to inform the school’s assessment of suitability and compatibility with the education of others. For this reason, it is expected that all children seeking a place at Wycombe High School will take the STT and that their result is confirmed before the school is able to respond to an EHCP consultation.
The school will expect the local authority to follow this timetable in relation to consideration of naming the school in section I of a child’s EHC Plan:
*For some children these dates may be later, e.g. because of illness on the day of the Test
“We would not have wished for our daughter to go to any other school; Wycombe High is perfect for her.”
Discover why Ofsted described Wycombe High Sixth Form as a “beacon of excellence”.
Join us for our Into The Sixth Open Day on Wednesday 14 October and discover everything our outstanding Sixth Form has to offer.