About us
Promoting an ethos of fulfilment, individual value and enjoyment, we acknowledge that our young people are individuals who possess differing strengths but who have a common entitlement.
Our Curriculum
Our goal at Chantry Middle School is to be a vibrant and inspirational community empowering all with the confidence and ability to excel in their learning journey.Key Information
Facilities Hire
School Day
OFSTED
Global Curriculum Film
Inspired by the Global Curriculum themes of sustainability and global citizenship, Year 6 created a short film. They wrote the script, filmed, directed, acted and helped with editing.
PE and Sport Primary Funding
At Chantry Middle School, we believe that a personalised adn varied Physical Education curriculum and extra curricular opportunities have a positive impact on other areas in school such as attitude, concentration, behaviour and academic achievementChantry In Numbers
Writing achievement: 85.1%
of CMS pupils met the Writing EXS – 13.1% above national average
Maths strength: 83.6%
of CMS pupils met the EXS standard – 9.6% above national average
High standard reading: 43.3%
of CMS pupils achieved GD standards – 10.3% above national average
RWM combined success: 75.4%
achieved the EXS in all three subjects – 13.4% above national average
Reading excellence: 87.3%
of CMS pupils met the EXS standard – 12.3% above national average
Upcoming Events
Full calendarGet in touch
We’re always here to support you! If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with a member of our school staff. We’re happy to help and look forward to hearing from you.
KEEP UP WITH US ON FACEBOOK!
A huge well done to our fantastic Year 6s for the effort, creativity, and imagination they’ve poured into building their Tale of Fear writing toolkits.
From powerful vocabulary and suspense techniques, they’ve carefully gathered everything they need to craft stories that will keep us on the edge of our seats.
We can't wait to read the end results! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
This week, our brilliant Year 8 students took on an ambitious and thought-provoking challenge: crafting poems inspired by Siegfried Sassoon’s Suicide in the Trenches.
Using the poem’s mirrored structure and powerful shift from innocence to stark reality, they explored how just a few carefully chosen lines can tell a whole story — and leave a lasting impact ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook