Benjamin College

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School summary

Benjamin College is a notably small independent school in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, with just 11 pupils on roll. Its size sits well below that of a typical school, which allows for an intimate, closely supervised setting where each child is known individually. Mixed and non-denominational, it is led by Head Mrs Anne Hanson and inspected by the ISI. With nearly half of pupils receiving SEN support, the college appears well suited to families seeking a highly personalised approach.

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Teaching & academics

The exceptionally low pupil numbers mean teaching can be tailored closely to individual needs, with a high level of adult attention available to each child. That around 45 per cent of pupils receive SEN support suggests a particular focus on individualised learning and accommodating a range of requirements.

Head · Mrs Anne Hanson

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
No
SEN support
45.45%
EHC plans
54.55%

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A very small, personal school for families who value individual attention over the scale and breadth of a larger institution.

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Benjamin College 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.