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Thame's secondary education is centred on Lord Williams's School, a well-established comprehensive serving the market town and surrounding villages. The school is rated Good by Ofsted and achieves an average Attainment 8 score of 48, above the England average of 41. With 100% of Thame secondary schools rated Good or Outstanding, compared to 86% nationally, families benefit from a strong local option with deep community roots and a broad curriculum offer. Use the map view to explore the school and see the areas it serves.
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| Rank | School Name | School Type | Phase | Age Range | Gender | Religious | FMS Inspection Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Lord Williams's School | State | Secondary & Post-16 | 11-18 years | Mixed | None | 7/10Good |
State • Secondary & Post-16 • 11-18 years
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