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EPQ Exhibition 2024. 12 March 2024: On the 12th of March, 65 dedicated Year 12 students stayed behind after school to present 120+ hrs worth of work to family and friends. It was a resounding success, showcasing the remarkable... Well established boys' secondary school with co-educational Sixth Form. News, prospectus, ethos, history and ...
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Admissions Policy 2025 Entry. The school's Admissions Policy...
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This provides an overview of our approach to learning and...
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400 Facts for 400 Years - Dr Challoner's Grammar School....
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Website. http://www.challoners.com. Dr Challoner's Grammar School (also known as DCGS, Challoner's Boys or simply Challoner's) is a selective grammar school for boys, with a co-educational Sixth Form, in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, England. It was given academy status in January 2011.
Whilst sales officially close at 15:00 on Tuesday 14th May 2024, we will sell out soon. We recommend that you book to avoid disappointment. In celebration of the 400th anniversary of Dr Challoner’s Grammar School, the Friends of DCGS are hosting a ball on Saturday 15th June 2024. Please join us to celebrate in style!
Admissions Policy 2025 Entry. The school's Admissions Policy for 2025 can be viewed here. For further information and advice about the application of our Admissions Policy, please see our Frequently Asked Questions 2025.
Dr Challoner's High School (DCHS) is a grammar school for girls aged 11 - 18 in Buckinghamshire.
This provides an overview of our approach to learning and the range of opportunities we offer to our students. It is updated annually and provides detailed information including a full staff list and the most recently validated examination results.
400 Facts for 400 Years - Dr Challoner's Grammar School. Here are just a selection of the #400factsfor400years which continue to be posted on social media to celebrate our 400 Year Anniversary. We don't know when the school started having a second 'l' in 'Challoner'.
