Thank you to all those who generously support our fundraising activities.

All MGS parents and carers are members of our Parents’ Association (MGSPA). Our active Parents’ Association has been instrumental in raising significant amounts of money for the School including the purchase of a new minibus, as well as supporting our numerous building projects and departments with the purchase of new equipment. MGSPA has won national awards for the enormous contribution they have made to our school and wider community.

MGSPA is a registered charity.

Aims:

We aim to do what we can to advance the education of our children by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the School – this means lots of fundraising which in turn needs lots of volunteers and support.
We aim is to keep all parents and carers informed of our fundraising activities and to make it as easy as possible for them to volunteer at school events.

MGSPA Events:

Click here to buy tickets to MGSPA events.

Get Involved:

Click here to order Stikins name labels and raise money for the school.
Easy Search – raise money for the school simply by using easysearch instead of Google or any other search engine.
Easy Fundraising – register and shop with over 2000 well-known retailers. Whenever you buy something, the retailer makes a donation to MGS.
Match Funding
Second-Hand Uniform

Contact:

Click here to get in touch with ideas, suggestions, offers and thoughts.

Sarah Hudson (Chair)

We believe MGS is about much more than exam results. Yet these achievements open doors for our students and reflect the dedication and hard work of everyone in our school community.

GCSE Results 2025:

Click here to read our full GCSE results table for 2025.

GCSE Results Archive:

A Level Results 2025:

Click here to read our full A Level results table for 2025.

A Level Results Archive:

Student Destinations 2025:

Click here to read our full destination table for 2025.

Student Destinations Archive:

Links:

Click here for a link to our performance measures page on the school and college performance measures website.

Click here for our latest Ofsted report.

Click here to read what The Good Schools Guide says.

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Maidstone Grammar School is a community sharing a common purpose: to prepare young people for the future.

MGS is not just a school, it is a way of life. We have an excellent reputation for academic success and for providing a broad and varied co-curricular programme in which every Maidstonian has the opportunity to develop leadership skills and give service to the School. The School’s ethos, values and belief in academic rigour all combine to produce the all-round student.

Our vision, ethos and values can be categorised into two main areas, or two pillars: Inspire to Learn and Inspire to Belong.

We believe that inspiring teaching inspires learning. We aim to inspire our students to love learning, to be curious and to ask challenging questions. We want them to be independent, know how to respond to feedback and see the connections across different subjects. Alongside this, we also inspire our students to belong to their school – ensuring they feel safe and supported, having respect for one another, and having a sense of identity. We want them to give service and leadership to their community, to get involved in the wider life of the school and to go on being a better version of themselves each day.

But above all, acting as the foundation of these pillars, we at MGS value our history and our traditions. When we walk around the school each day we know that we are walking in the footprints of the generations that have gone before us. And that is why our school motto, ‘Olim Meminisse Juvabit’ meaning ‘A joy it will be to remember’ and taken from Virgil’s Aeneid, means something to each and every Maidstonian that walks through the school gates.

Our motto sits between our two pillars, is at the heart of our school and has come to encapsulate the values, beliefs and ideals characteristic of Maidstonians since our founding in 1549. Maidstonians are proud of the special part they play in the history of this great school and this is perfectly demonstrated in their rendition of our school song: Gaudeamus.

Our Parents’ Association