Chapter School is a happy and successful school with excellent examination results. We value the hard work and good behaviour that make it possible for every pupil to fulfil their potential. As a Business and Enterprise College, we are pleased to cater for girls who experience considerable learning difficulties as well as those destined for higher education. Thorough preparation is provided for National Curriculum assessments, GCSEs, Advanced Levels and a full range of vocational courses.

Chapter has an excellent reputation both locally and across the country. This was enhanced when we became one of the first Kent Partnership secondary schools to gain recognition as an Investor In People. We value highly our links with the community and work with local businesses in lessons and through work experience placements to ensure relevance to adult life. We are fully aware of the pressures on our pupils. In partnership with parents, we provide the sound guidance and unwavering support needed by young people as they come to terms with today's world. Please sign the SOCK petition here. Chapter is holding two open days in the next few weeks. Prospective parents will be able to visit the school during Focus Days to see lessons in progress. Open evenings will also be held. The dates are 10th October and 28th November. To download the open day flyer in Word format, please click here. For RTF format, please click here. The recent news involving the possible reorganisation of secondary education in Strood has caused a wide range of emotions from anxiety through to anger for existing and prospective parents, pupils and staff. The Head Teacher is keen to emphasise that it is "business as usual" for the pupils. She is very keen that the views of both existing and prospective parents and pupils on the proposed plan are heard. Consultation papers from Medway Council will be available from 8th October 2007. To download a list of Councillors and their contact details in Word format, please click here. For RTF format, please click here. To download a list of local MPs and their contact details in Word format, please click here. For RTF format, please click here.

To create and encourage the conditions necessary for the full intellectual and emotional development of each pupil

To teach the skills and to foster the flexibility, initiative and energy which will enable pupils to meet the challenges of life and work in a rapidly changing society

To provide in the school and in co-operation with other institutions equality of opportunity for all our pupils

To develop in pupils personal, social, spiritual and moral values, and to increase their understanding and tolerance of religions and beliefs in our multicultural society

To help pupils understand themselves, the world in which they live and the interdependence of individuals, groups and nations

To encourage in our pupils a sense of personal worth and self- discipline so that they are capable of giving and worthy of receiving respect

To make pupils aware of the range of career and life opportunities available to them and help them realise their ambitions, thus enabling a worthwhile contribution to the community

To develop in pupils the ability to appreciate human achievement and aspirations

C hapter School is a happy and successful school with excellent examination results. We value the hard work and good behaviour that make it possible for every pupil to fulfil their potential. As a wide ability school, we are pleased to cater for girls who experience considerable learning difficulties as well as those destined for higher education. Thorough preparation is provided for National Curriculum assessments, GCSEs, Advanced Levels and a full range of vocational courses.
Chapter has an exellent reputation both locally and across the country. This was enhanced when we became one of the first Kent Partnership secondary schools to gain recognition as an Investor In People. We value highly our links with the community and involve local industry in lessons and work experience to ensure relevance to adult life.
		We are fully aware of the pressures on our pupils. In a partnership with parents, we provide sound guidance and the unwavering support needed by young people as they come to terms with today's world.

Special Needs Details about special needs facilities, requirements and
General Information Frequently asked questions
How can I help my daughter? Ways parents can help their daughter achieve their goals
Uniform A guide on correct uniform
Code of Conduct Behaviour code for Chapter School
Year 7 Curriculum A brief explanation of the year 7 curriculum
Home and School Communication Methods of communication between the school and parents
Lunches Lunch details
Mobiles Rules concerning mobile phones, jewellery and uniform
Timetable The daily timetable