This document summarizes a study that investigated the flexural behavior of high-performance reinforced concrete beams made with sandstone aggregates and silica fume. The beams had compressive strengths of 74-78 MPa and reinforcement ratios of 1.34-3.14%. Testing found the beams' ultimate moments were 14-30% higher than BS 8110 predictions and 3-9% higher than ACI 318 predictions. However, the beams experienced excessive deflection under service loads due to the sandstone aggregates' lower stiffness. Cracks under service loads were within acceptable limits. The addition of silica fume and sandstone filler increased flexural stiffness and safety against failure. The results showed it is possible to produce high-performance