Chelmsford County High School for Girls | Grammar Academy School

Time 2020-09-11 07:03:10

Web Name: Chelmsford County High School for Girls | Grammar Academy School

WebSite: http://www.cchs.co.uk

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A proud and progressive grammar school community, committed to excellence in girls' education and empowerment since 1907. Our vision of developing the leaders of tomorrow is evident in our commitment to the pursuit of excellence. In achieving their individual potential our students make a valuable contribution to the local and global community. The pastoral wellbeing and academic development of our students are our prime responsibilitiesChelmsford County High School for Girls (CCHS) is a proud grammar school community. CCHS was opened in 1907 to provide girls with an academic education. We, as the twenty-first century guardians of this significant inheritance, have chosen to honour this legacy by defining and pursuing an ambition for CCHS to be a progressive grammar school, committed to excellence in girls’ education and empowerment:We are pioneering – increasing to six forms of entry from September 2020, we hold to a determination to achieve greater social diversity as our community grows and evolves. Working with our increasing number of partner primary schools, we share our expertise regarding teaching able students from all backgrounds to ensure that talent and aspiration are served.We are engaged – teaching learning practice is strengthened by working with the National Association for Able Children in Education (NACE), with leadership management practice being developed through our work with the Prince’s Teaching Institute (PTI).We are dynamic – students are provided with a wealth of opportunities, as we work with the Association of State Girls’ Schools (ASGS) in Britain and the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools (NCGS) internationally, to instil confidence, fire ambition and promote advancement.We are a culturally diverse and socially inclusive school community. Our students bring with them an enriching variety of backgrounds and traditionsWe have amplified, and so fortified, our School vision and aims, and pursue links between Faculties, to cultivate core values, which direct and drive our work: citizenship, distinction, challenge, duty, imagination, enlightenment and community.Developing the leaders of tomorrow – citizenship: inspire future citizens to think for themselves and to act for others.The pursuit of excellence – distinction: provide students with an outstanding education, with students doing their best in all endeavours.Fulfilling individual potential – challenge: motivate students to acquire new knowledge understanding and stimulate them to develop new skills attributes.Contributing to the community – duty: ensure students conduct themselves with civility and compassion at all times, supporting each other and looking beyond themselves.English and Creative Faculties – imagination:  enable students to explore new ideas and empathise with the thinking of others, without limitation or risk.Mathematics and Science Faculties – enlightenment:  equip students with the insight and determination to embrace new ideas, technology and innovation, enabling them to contribute to the ever-changing natural and physical world around them. Humanities and Languages Faculties – community:  provide students with the tools to respect and celebrate the great diversity of cultures, backgrounds and beliefs, within and beyond the School, whilst recognising that we have more in common than that which divides us.CCHS is animated by a passion for learning, bonded by civility and engaged with our community   We work hard to provide our students with a safe, caring and stimulating learning environment, as we write the next chapter in the life of CCHS. This is both our obligation and privilege as we serve and innovate in the spirit of our School motto: Vitai Lampada Ferimus (We Bear the Torch of Life). Please view our promotional film below for an insight into life at CCHS. To understand more about the power and importance of girls’ schools, and how we all prepare our students to become confident young women, please view the short film below from our colleagues in the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools.   Mr Stephen Lawlor, HeadteacherRead more

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