Akeley Wood School

Delivering high standards is a genuine hallmark of the School. Since turning co-educational in 1972, Akeley Wood has been at the heart of quality education in Buckinghamshire. Set over three sites in the best of the English countryside, the School prides itself on the cooperative nature of the students’ rapport with the school staff who they get to know and trust.

The A-level results show that excellent teaching in small classes helps the students to achieve their full potential, thus maximizing their opportunities to attend the top universities. The School puts a great deal of attention on playing to the strengths of each and every individual pupil to ensure they achieve their full potential.

Key Facts:

• The school used to be a branch of Oxford University and is situated in a classic Victorian building with over 400 years of history
• In the past ten years, Akeley Wood School graduates have gone on to study at universities such as Oxford University, Cambridge University, London School of Economics, and other prestigious Russell Group universities.
• The school has a climate-adapted turf football pitch and hockey arenas, 12 tennis courts, 4 badminton courts and a constant temperature stadium