Unlike Buckinghamshire's single National Offer Day distance published for every school on one common measure, the Slough Consortium's four schools don't rank on distance alone — each applies its own layered oversubscription criteria first (a catchment radius, postcode Priority Areas, a faith-category order, or a feeder-school/rank-order sequence), so "how far the allocation reached" is really a mix of a rank score and, where relevant, a distance. We currently hold only the most recently published round — 2025 entry, information as of 3 March 2025 — so treat this as a single year's outcome, not a multi-year trend. We'll expand this table to match the Buckinghamshire format once 2023 and 2024 figures are confirmed from a primary Consortium or school source.
| School | PAN | Eligible applicants (111+) | Rank-score cut-off | Distance where it applied |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Herschel Grammar School | 150 | 862 | 116 (within the 4-mile catchment) | Catchment fixed at 4 miles from the school gate |
| Langley Grammar School | 180 | 805 | Priority Area 1: down to 113 · Priority Area 2: down to 118 | Postcode-based Priority Areas, not a straight-line radius |
| St Bernard's Catholic Grammar School | 150 | 689 | All eligible in Categories 1–7; Category 8 by score | Category 8 (lowest, other faiths) capped at 8.805 miles |
| Upton Court Grammar School | 165 | 1,075 | Rank-order tranche: down to 121 | Rank-order tranche reached as far as 14.413 miles; final distance-only tranche capped at 1.427 miles |
Rank-score cut-offs are standardised 11+ scores (eligibility threshold 111; not comparable across schools as a ranking, only as each school's own internal cut-off that year). Distances are straight-line ("as the crow flies") measurements as defined in each school's own admissions arrangements. Langley's Priority Area 3 — the tier that reaches HA1–HA6 — doesn't have a separately published cut-off; the figures shown are for Areas 1 and 2 only, which is itself informative about how few Area 3 places are likely to be offered in a typical year. See the main Slough Consortium page for the underlying admissions criteria these numbers come from.