- Maidstone Grammar School for Girls is selective, accepting girls from the age of 11 and boys into the mixed sixth form. Entry at 11 is via the Kent Test.
- Opened in 1888, it marked a new era in girls’ education and has deep roots in the local community. The site has been transformed over time to adapt to a growing roll which now stands at about 1,200.
- A zig-zag network of tunnels beneath the school — a former Second World War air raid shelter — has been preserved as a historic resource for pupils and the public.
- As a regional leader in Stem subjects, the school offers a rigorous curriculum and embraces new technologies to enhance learning and independent study.
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