Directory of Education Resources

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This category links to sites that relate to Education, within Amersham and associated areas. To include sites pertaining to education, such as universities, home schooling, primary and secondary education, specialised education and vocational training in Amersham or be of specific local interest to only Amersham.

Resources in This Category

• Amersham School

  http://www.amershamschool.org.uk/
  A mixed school for children aged 11-18. Curriculum, admissions policies, handbooks for students/parents and calendar.

• Chiltern U3A - The University of the Third Age

  http://www.chiltern-u3a.org.uk/
  A learning group for retired people, which enables members to share a variety of educational, creative, social and leisure activities

• Dr. Challoner's Grammar School

  http://www.challoners.com/
  Prospectus, ethos, history and academic achievements of well-established boys' school catering for ages 11 - 18. Also provides links to portals for parents and old boys.

• Heatherton House School

  http://www.heathertonhouse.co.uk/
  [Chesham Bois] Academic range and achievements for 3 and 4 year old boys and girls, offering afternoon sessions for younger. Lists fees, contact for flexible morning system, and other details of this independent day school.

• High Notes Music Group

  http://highnotes.bplaced.net/
  Aimed at ages 6 months to 4 years, introduce live music by encouraging children to have fun making music with instruments, singing and action songs. Lists contacts, times and venues throughout the south of the county.

• The Elengani School

  http://www.elangeni.bucks.sch.uk/
  Prospectus, admissions policy, newsletters and curriculum of school catering for children in school years 3 - 6.

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