Our AGS Celebration of Sport Dinner will be held in the Foundation Hall on Saturday 30 March 2019 and this year our Guest Speaker is the best known and most experienced English football referee of all time, Graham Poll.  Whilst Graham's achievements are considerable, including the FA Cup Final at Wembley stadium in 2000 and the first referee to reach the milestone of refereeing 300 Premier League matches, he will always be remembered for issuing one player with 3 yellow cards at a World Cup match during the 2006 final competition in Germany 2006.  Graham has also been appearing on BT Sport for the past two seasons as a refereeing expert. Tickets are now available to purchase and are sure to sell out fast.  They can be purchased individually or as a table - tables are for 10 or 12 guests.  Partners are most welcome.  The ticket price includes a delicious three course homemade authentic curry, vegetarian option available upon request. Tickets prices as follows: Table of 12 - £300 Table of 10 - £250 Individual Tickets £25 or student concession £20 per ticket. Dress code:  Smart Casual  It promises to be another great AGS event celebrating the amazing sporting achievements, past and present, at Aylesbury Grammar School.   

We are delighted to be able to host a talk by Old Ayesburian Professor Sir Tim Besley CBE FBA (Phillips '79) at Aylesbury Grammar School on Wednesday 8 May at 7pm and we invite our Old Aylesburians to join us.   Professor Sir Tim Besley is an an academic economist who is School Professor of Economics and Political Science and Sir W. Arthur Lewis Professor of Development Economics at the London School of Economics.  He is also a two year fellow at All Souls College, Oxford and since 2015 has been a commissioner on the National Infrastructure Commission.   It promises to be a fascinating and enjoyable evening and we anticipate it being a popular event so we encourage you to secure tickets promptly.   Tim will give us an insight into his journey in the field of Economics and Political Science, the future of the social sciences as a career and its importance in an ever-changing economic and geopolitical climate.    

We hope to see some of our 1991-2000 leavers return to School for this event.  Do let us know if you'd like to come.

An afternoon of cricket followed by a delicous afternoon tea in the Headmaster's Quad. Players and spectators are all very welcome.

As part of our continued enrichment programme for our current Sixth Form students we would like as many as possible of our recent leavers to come back here to AGS to talk on a one to one basis with our Year 12s. Absolutely no prep required!   We are ideally looking for 20 – 25 former students from each house who have left in the last 4 or 5 years. There isn’t anything to prepare as we would just like you to talk to current students on a one to one basis about your journey so far after leaving AGS and for you to share any words of wisdom – how you decided on your next steps, if you have a job then how this working for you, if you are at university -  the admissions process, your course, university life, etc. Think of it as “advice to your former self” and an opportunity for you to share what you would have like to have known when you were in Year 12.   We are looking for OAs who have followed as many different paths as possible – so university, apprenticeships, work, travel, etc. in fact – pretty much anything! We want you to give the current Year 12s the benefit of your expertise.   Please let us know if you can help by signing up here or emailing alumni@ags.bucks.sch.uk. I realise it’s some way off but this is such an important initiative for our students and we would love to see as many of you as possible back here.   There will be refreshments and I hope it will also be a good opportunity for you to catch up with the Sixth Form team and each other too!   Thank you