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High March School

Beaconsfield · Buckinghamshire · HP9 2PZ. primary · Other independent school · Independent · Ages 3 to 11. Compare published figures with nearby schools, then print a visit pack — not a league table.

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Published snapshot

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Ofsted overall
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KS2 RWM expected
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Attainment 8
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English & maths 9–4
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Common questions

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Where is High March School?

High March School is in Beaconsfield (HP9 2PZ), Buckinghamshire. URN 110538.

How do I compare High March School with nearby schools?

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Inspection excerpt

Verbatim from the published report (Routine inspection · 2023-11-14). Open the full PDF for context.

The directors, ably supported by an advisory board of governors, ensure that senior leaders demonstrate appropriate knowledge to fulfil their responsibilities effectively so that the wellbeing of pupils is actively promoted.

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Citation

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High March School
URN: 110538
Local authority: Buckinghamshire
Town: Beaconsfield
Postcode: HP9 2PZ
DfE data period: 2024/2025
Index updated: 2026-07-31
Canonical: https://schoolcompass.uk/schools/110538/
Positioning: School Compass parental compare — not a league table.

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