Cheshunt School is a secondary school

Secondary school

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 and sixth form

Sixth form

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 for boys and girls, located in Waltham Cross

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, Hertfordshire

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, UK

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Cheshunt School is a mixed Foundation school for students aged 11 to 18 years at Cheshunt in Hertfordshire. It has 1015 students on roll, including 165 students in the sixth form, making it broadly average in size. The School is part of the South Broxbourne

Broxbourne

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 Sixth Form

Sixth form

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 Partnership that includes Cheshunt School, St Mary's C of E High School with Goffs School as an Associate Partner.