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Thousands of practice questions and up to 6 mock papers, all in the exact Langley Grammar School 11+ format, on one simple plan. It starts with a free diagnostic.
If you have a bright boy or girl who thrives when a school expects a lot of them, Langley Grammar School is worth a close look. It is a co-educational grammar in Langley, just outside Slough in Berkshire, taking boys and girls from age 11 right through to the sixth form. Pupils come from a wide area, with plenty travelling in from neighbouring boroughs to take up a place, so your child would be among others who have chosen this kind of school on purpose.
The school has grown up gradually since it became an academy in 2011, adding a sports hall, a sixth form centre and newer teaching blocks along the way, but the feel of the place is steady rather than showy. Staff set out to build children's confidence while teaching them to work independently, the habit that matters most once they leave. Pupils and sixth formers, by the school's own account and that of those who visit, "love coming to Langley Grammar School and they thrive here", going on to become highly effective, independent learners, with behaviour around the school that is calm and purposeful. That mix of high expectations and a settled, friendly atmosphere is what tends to strike parents who visit.
Langley suits a motivated child who will respond to being stretched while still feeling looked after, and it will appeal to Slough-area families happy to travel for a co-ed grammar with a genuinely inclusive feel. The school is led by headteacher David Harding, who took up the post in 2025 after a decade working there, so he knows the children and the place inside out. For the right child, it is a school where being clever is simply normal.
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Langley Grammar School has a priority area based on location and distance from the school. It is defined using postcodes as follows:
➢ Inner area: SL3 7, SL3 8, SL3 9, SL3 0 ➢ Outer area: SL0, SL1, SL2, SL3 (outside Inner area), SL4, TW18, TW19, TW20, UB3, UB4, UB7, UB8, UB10.
Langley Grammar School uses the GL exam board for its 11+ entrance exam.
No, there is no interview stage for admission to Langley Grammar School's 11+.
Langley Grammar School is a mixed grammar school, accepting both boys and girls for Year 7 entry.
Langley Grammar School has a priority area including inner (SL3 7, SL3 8, SL3 9, SL3 0) and outer (SL0, SL1, SL2, SL3 outside inner, SL4, TW18, TW19, TW20, UB3, UB4, UB7, UB8, UB10) postcodes.
The official website for Langley Grammar School is https://www.lgs.slough.sch.uk/.
Your child first needs to reach the required standard in the entrance test, which is set and run by the Slough Consortium of Grammar Schools. Places are then offered in priority order: looked-after and previously looked-after children first, then eligible children by where they live across the school's three priority areas, with children who attract Pupil Premium funding given priority within each area, and children of long-serving staff also considered. A child with an EHCP naming the school is admitted first. If applicants are still tied for the final place, the one living nearest the school is offered it. There's no fixed pass mark; it depends on demand each year.
The 11+ test is set and run by the Slough Consortium of Grammar Schools, not by Langley itself, and the school's own admissions policy doesn't set out a reserve or alternative test for a child who falls ill on the day. If that happens, contact the school's admissions office, or the Slough Consortium that administers the test, as early as you can to ask what can be done. The policy also doesn't publish separate reasonable-adjustment arrangements, so raise any disability or specific need with them at the same time.
