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Welcome to
Vyners School
A warm welcome to
Vyners School
website
Welcome to Vyners School
Vyners is an outstanding, co-educational, fully comprehensive and inclusive secondary school that has served the local community since it first opened its doors to children in 1959. Our aim at Vyners is simple - to be a great school where students have access to the best education possible.
Vyners is a positive and happy place to be. Students are incredibly well-mannered, look after one another and enjoy being here. They thrive both in and out of the classroom and as a result, leave as well-rounded individuals with the skills and abilities to take on the challenges of the twenty-first century.
We achieve this by providing outstanding learning opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom, as well as ensuring that each child has access to excellent pastoral care. We believe that every child can prosper in life if challenged and supported appropriately. A strong academic curriculum supported by outstanding personal development and co-curricular provision, helps Vyners students develop as individuals with the necessary skills to be successful in adult life.
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Student Zone
Parent Zone
Staff Zone
Our Values
Community
Our traditional house system unites students from different year groups in sporting, musical and dramatic endeavours as well as extensive fund-raising activities. Visitors to the school and those that have been part of Vyners for a number of years are all in agreement that it is a unique, friendly and supportive environment.
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Aspiration
Our school motto is ‘Striving for Excellence’ and everyone in our community is encouraged to challenge themselves to be the best that they can be. We encourage students to have big goals, stretching themselves beyond their comfort zone on a daily basis in lessons and during enrichment activities.
Read More
Respect
As a school we have traditional values and high expectations of behaviour, uniform, good manners and attendance. These are the non-negotiable foundations of our school, modelled by all students and staff.
Read More
Endeavour
Learning by its very nature is hard and we want to encourage students who are resilient, not afraid to take calculated risks and make mistakes. We want them to stretch themselves as we know that the most valuable learning takes place outside their comfort zone. There is no such thing as ‘I can’t do it’, only ‘I can’t do it yet’. This Growth Mindset is nurtured by staff and praised where it is demonstrated.
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Our Houses
Our Houses
Cheshire
Cheshire is named after the RAF Pilot and Group Captain and Philanthropist Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire.
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Fry
Fry is named after Elizabeth Fry, she was born on the 21st of May 1780, and died on the 12th of October 1845.
She was known for campaigning for children’s and women’s rights, in particular the treatment of women prisoners.
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Gell
Gell is named after Charlotte Gell, known as Ickenham’s Philanthropist of the nineteenth century. She helped people less well-off and therefore funded the build of the Almshouses in Swakeleys Road, to give the poor a decent roof over their heads.
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Huxley
A well known British family throughout the 19th and 20th century, the Huxley family excelled in science, medicine, literature and arts and had provided notable scientists and authors including Aldous Huxley.
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Jaggar
Trevor Jaggar was the first Headteacher of Vyners School when it opened in 1959. His commitment to the education of all students over the years and encouragement of excellence is evident in his ongoing connection with the school for over 60 years.
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John Miles
John Miles, a former Headmaster of Bishopshalt School, helped in the planning of Vyners back in 1959 and it was his idea that our school should have a central theme of those who serviced our community or country.
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Parks
Parks is named after Rosa Parks from Alabama, USA. She was a civil rights activist who challenged racial inequality and discrimination by refusing to give up her seat on a bus in 1955.
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Windsor
Windsor is named after our royal family for their service and contribution to our country.
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Vyners Spring Concert - POSTPONED
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are unfortunately having to postpone the spring concert scheduled for this evening. The concert has been rescheduled for next Tuesday 28th April 2026.
Apologies for the short notice – This postponement is due to circumstances outside our control.
Skip to content ↓
Welcome to
Vyners School
A warm welcome to
Vyners School
website
Welcome to Vyners School
Vyners is an outstanding, co-educational, fully comprehensive and inclusive secondary school that has served the local community since it first opened its doors to children in 1959. Our aim at Vyners is simple - to be a great school where students have access to the best education possible.
Vyners is a positive and happy place to be. Students are incredibly well-mannered, look after one another and enjoy being here. They thrive both in and out of the classroom and as a result, leave as well-rounded individuals with the skills and abilities to take on the challenges of the twenty-first century.
We achieve this by providing outstanding learning opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom, as well as ensuring that each child has access to excellent pastoral care. We believe that every child can prosper in life if challenged and supported appropriately. A strong academic curriculum supported by outstanding personal development and co-curricular provision, helps Vyners students develop as individuals with the necessary skills to be successful in adult life.
Read More
Student Zone
Parent Zone
Staff Zone
Our Values
Community
Our traditional house system unites students from different year groups in sporting, musical and dramatic endeavours as well as extensive fund-raising activities. Visitors to the school and those that have been part of Vyners for a number of years are all in agreement that it is a unique, friendly and supportive environment.
Read More
Aspiration
Our school motto is ‘Striving for Excellence’ and everyone in our community is encouraged to challenge themselves to be the best that they can be. We encourage students to have big goals, stretching themselves beyond their comfort zone on a daily basis in lessons and during enrichment activities.
Read More
Respect
As a school we have traditional values and high expectations of behaviour, uniform, good manners and attendance. These are the non-negotiable foundations of our school, modelled by all students and staff.
Read More
Endeavour
Learning by its very nature is hard and we want to encourage students who are resilient, not afraid to take calculated risks and make mistakes. We want them to stretch themselves as we know that the most valuable learning takes place outside their comfort zone. There is no such thing as ‘I can’t do it’, only ‘I can’t do it yet’. This Growth Mindset is nurtured by staff and praised where it is demonstrated.
Read More
Our Houses
Our Houses
Cheshire
Cheshire is named after the RAF Pilot and Group Captain and Philanthropist Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire.
Read More
Fry
Fry is named after Elizabeth Fry, she was born on the 21st of May 1780, and died on the 12th of October 1845.
She was known for campaigning for children’s and women’s rights, in particular the treatment of women prisoners.
Read More
Gell
Gell is named after Charlotte Gell, known as Ickenham’s Philanthropist of the nineteenth century. She helped people less well-off and therefore funded the build of the Almshouses in Swakeleys Road, to give the poor a decent roof over their heads.
Read More
Huxley
A well known British family throughout the 19th and 20th century, the Huxley family excelled in science, medicine, literature and arts and had provided notable scientists and authors including Aldous Huxley.
Read More
Jaggar
Trevor Jaggar was the first Headteacher of Vyners School when it opened in 1959. His commitment to the education of all students over the years and encouragement of excellence is evident in his ongoing connection with the school for over 60 years.
Read More
John Miles
John Miles, a former Headmaster of Bishopshalt School, helped in the planning of Vyners back in 1959 and it was his idea that our school should have a central theme of those who serviced our community or country.
Read More
Parks
Parks is named after Rosa Parks from Alabama, USA. She was a civil rights activist who challenged racial inequality and discrimination by refusing to give up her seat on a bus in 1955.
Read More
Windsor
Windsor is named after our royal family for their service and contribution to our country.
Read More
Cookie Policy
This site uses cookies to store information on your computer.
Click here for more information
Vyners Spring Concert - POSTPONED
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are unfortunately having to postpone the spring concert scheduled for this evening. The concert has been rescheduled for next Tuesday 28th April 2026.
Apologies for the short notice – This postponement is due to circumstances outside our control.