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LJ'z is the great new venue being brought to you by the people behind Mendoza Cafe Bar. Not like any other bar in Aylesbury, LJ'Z is a nightclub, playing Club Anthems and giving the club experience al

We are an Independent Jewellers situated in Aylesbury’s main shopping Centre, Friars Square, trading since 1987.

Welcome to the page for Domino's Aylesbury. Leave us a message or just check out our local store deals.

The Home of Gareth Wesley at Breakfast. The the latest news & travel for Aylesbury Vale and the Best Mix of Music. Win £1000 each weekday morning! Play the Thousand Pound Minute at 8.15.

We have a fab range of dresses by Mori Lee, Alfred Angelo among other wonderful designers of bridal gowns. We have a fantastic collection of bridesmiad's dresses so we can make sure your attendants look and feel confident as they follow you down the aisle. Check out our website www.adorebridal.co.uk or look up our sister company www-aylesbury-suit-hire.co.uk to let us sort out your groom's party too!

Aylesbury Library and Aylesbury Study Centre combine to make one of the largest libraries in Buckinghamshire.

Wella system professional ongoing promotion. buy two products and recieve a 20% discount.

Welcome to the Facebook page for Vale of Aylesbury Athletic Club.

Aylesbury High School was founded in 1959, in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, when the previously co-educational Aylesbury Grammar School became boys-only. The two schools remain on adjacent sites. The current headteacher is Alan Rosen.The school is a single sex female grammar school which takes about 1260 pupils. Its entry requirements are dictated by an exam taken at the age of 10 or 11. In September 2001 the school was awarded specialist school status in Languages. It is also a designated Training school and has recently been awarded green flag status. In July 2011 the school became an Academy.The school takes girls from the age of 11, in what is called Year 7, through to the age of 18, in Year 13 . The school has its largest intakes at Year 7 followed by around 190 students into Year 12 . Many pupils who complete their GCSEs in year 11 go on to study A-levels at the school.The school is often referred to by the students as "the High" or "AHS".CurriculumAs a language college, AHS provides the opportunity to learn a number of modern foreign languages. In year 7, pupils study French for the entire year and German, Italian and Spanish each for one term. In years 8 and 9 they continue to study French and a second language chosen from those studied in year 7. All pupils are required to take at least one language at GCSE.

Aylesbury Grammar School is a single-sex male grammar school in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England, which educates approximately 1,250 pupils.AdmissionsAs a selective state school, its entry requirements are dictated by the Eleven plus. The school's catchment area inflates house prices, although the school also takes pupils from outside the catchment area and even out of county locations such as Thame and Milton Keynes, based on eleven plus performances.The school educates boys from the age of 11, in year 7, through to the age of 18, in year 13 (Upper VI). The school has its largest intakes at Year 7 followed by Year 12 (Lower VI). On completing GCSEs, most pupils stay on to complete their A-levels at the school's sixth-form.It is situated east of the town centre on the southern side of the A41, between Walton (to the west) and Victoria Park (to the east). This site was built and opened in 1907, replacing an earlier building at St. Mary's in the town centre, which now forms part of the Buckinghamshire Museum.Specialist statusIn September 1997 the school was awarded specialist school status in Technology, which it kept until Summer 2007, when it was decided that a more academic specialist subject would be more appropriate for AGS and the school successfully gained Science College status as its primary specialism. In April 2006 AGS gained a second college status as a Language College and then gained a second secondary college status in Maths and Computing in January 2008.