Our Curriculum Vision and Aims
Enabling students to achieve academic excellence with wider social awareness and responsibilities
Our Curriculum Vision
Our Curriculum Philosophy
Our curriculum philosophy is underpinned by a broad set of common values and purposes. There are:
encouraging in students a deeper knowledge and understanding of key ideas and concepts through a thinking based approach to learning
giving sufficient time to each Key Stage so that opportunities are made available for significant enrichment and extension to ensure that all students are intellectually challenged and develop as independent learners and thinkers
providing flexibility in curriculum design and subject choice so that students are, wherever practicable, able to personalise their learning with regard to their ability and interests whilst retaining breadth in their studies
ensuring that learning and teaching is of the highest quality and utilises technology to enhance this where possible
developing Thinking Skills and a positive Mindset in all students to ensure they are able to meet the increasingly challenging nature of academic and career demands.
Enquiry, enrichment and extension form the basis of our ‘Curriculum and 6th Form Extra’ programmes, both in timetabled lessons and extra-curricular activities.
Our Curriculum Aims
At Maidstone Grammar School for Girls, our curriculum is planned with reference to the outcomes we seek to deliver for our learners. In common with national aims, we want all of the students at MGGS to be:
Successful learners who enjoy learning, make excellent progress and achieve their full potential
Confident and forward thinking individuals who are able to lead safe, healthy and fulfilling lives and who are capable of leading others in the modern world
Responsible citizens who make a positive contribution to society and use their talents and abilities for the benefit of others as well as themselves.
We also want our students to be resilient, independent learners and thinkers who can, through their own efforts and persistence, adapt thei