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Methodist Girls' School

Secondary Academic

Explore MGS's academic programmes designed to inspire curiosity, build skills, and nurture every student's potential.

Last updated 27 August 2026

Academic Pathways

Find out more about MGS’s Secondary Education Certificate (SEC) and Integrated Programme Tracks, designed to provide different pathways for students to develop their strengths, pursue their interests and inspire every student to reach their full potential

Aesthetics

Discover how MGS Aesthetics nurtures creativity, communication and teamwork through Visual Arts, Music, and Food and Consumer Education.

Computer Studies

Discover how MGS's Computer Studies programme builds problem-solving skills, creativity, and digital literacy. Students learn computing from lower to upper secondary, guided by the MOE Computing Curriculum Framework.

Contemporary issues: Perspectives & Inquiry

Explore how CPI helps Sec 1 and 2 students understand societal issues, appreciate diversity, and develop critical thinking through research and discussion.

Food and Consumer Education

Learn how MGS's Food and Consumer Education programme builds life skills in students, covering food science, smart spending, and sustainable living.

Humanities

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Language Arts

Discover how MGS develops confident communicators through a rich English Language and Literature curriculum, special programmes, and diverse texts.

Mathematics

Explore how our Mathematics curriculum builds strong problem-solving skills through real-world learning. Find out about our subjects, special programmes, and assessment approaches.

Mother Tongue

Discover how MGS nurtures a love for Mother Tongue languages through engaging, holistic teaching across Chinese, Malay, and Tamil.

Physical Education

Explore MGS's PE curriculum, which builds physical skills, teamwork, and healthy habits across all year levels through a wide range of sports and activities.

Sciences

Explore how MGS equips students with scientific skills through inquiry-based learning, hands-on investigations, and special programmes to solve real-world problems.