Rainham Mark Grammar School is a large co-educational 11-18 selective grammar school on Pump Lane in Rainham, with about 1,551 pupils and membership of Rainham Mark Education Trust. Its vision page gives the school a clear moral vocabulary: aspiration, respect, curiosity and happiness. The aim is to nurture young people who are ambitious, respectful of the world around them and able to make positive contributions locally and globally.
The curriculum breadth is visible in the school menu, with art, business, computer science, design and technology, drama, economics, film studies, law, politics, psychology, sociology, music, PE, science, humanities, English, mathematics and languages all present across the learning pages. RMGS also names reading, PSHE, equality, careers, SEND, safeguarding and pastoral care as part of its everyday structure.
Co-curricular life is not treated as decoration. The school publishes clubs for 2025-2026, student leadership, house colours, personal development, alumni, awards, drama and library provision, and the sixth form has its own application process, entry requirements, prospectus, bursary, UCAS and apprenticeship information. For a large Medway grammar, that gives the school a broad civic and careers-facing character.
Year 7 entry has 235 places and runs through the Medway selective admissions process. The Medway Test includes English, mathematics and reasoning; English and mathematics are double-weighted, reasoning is single-weighted and scores are adjusted for age. Offers then follow the school's published admission arrangements. Published measures include Ofsted Good, +0.28 Progress 8, 93.7% grade 5+ in English and maths and 15.4% AAB or better at A level.