Our aim is to develop confident, independent, resilient young children able to respect others and work collaboratively with them. To achieve this aim it is vital that students see themselves as having overcome challenges to be successful in a variety of endeavors. Students in the Middle School demonstrate several stages and degrees of personal and social development. Our task is to extend their skills and abilities and to challenge them to examine their own attitudes and values.

Co-curricular activities provide students with opportunities to increase their confidence broaden their friendships and develop leadership skills. These activities include the Student Representative Council, music ensembles, committees, clubs and sports.

The Thinking and Learning Curriculum, which is part of every student's program, assists in the development of higher order thinking skills and the ability to interrogate and evaluate information. Girls work collaboratively and cooperatively and are encouraged to strive for their personal best in their study and in the many other activities available to them.