Visi,Misi,Falsafah,Moto,Lagu Dan Ikrar Sekolah Maxwell

Lagu
Mara serentak,
Tuju kemasyuran,
Cabari dunia,
Capai kejayaan,
Sumbangan bakti,
Mengharumkan Maxwell,
Megah dan agung nama Maxwell.

Tetap cekal tempuh rintangan,
Buru cita demi jiwa raga,
Kegigihan satu amalan,
Ikrar kita demi tujuan mulia.




Ikrar Sekolah
Bahawasanya saya,
Pelajar Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Maxwell
Dengan ini berikrar akan mencapai kecemerlangan
dalam disiplin kendiri kurikulum dan kokurikulum
di sekolah ini,
Saya berjanji akan patuh dan taat kepada peraturan-peraturan
sekolah menghormati perintah guru bertanggungjawab tehadap
pelajaran serta harta benda sekolah
Saya berjanji akan menjadi seorang insan yang harmonis dan
beraklak mulia bagi pengisian wawasan 2020.




Visi Sekolah
Menjadi sekolah berkualiti di Wilayah Persekutuan
Kualan Lumpur menjelang 2011.





Misi Sekolah
Membangunkan potensi murid melalui pendidikan
melalui pendidikan berkualiti berdasarkan Falsafah
Pendidikan Kebangsaan.




Falsafah Sekolah
Melahirkan insan yang seimbang dari segi jasmani,emosi,rohani,intelek berteraskan kepada misi dan visi sekolah bagi memenuhi kehendak Falsafah Pendidikan Negara dan Matlamat Wawasan 2020.



Moto Sekolah
Berilmu dan beramal

Gambar-Gambar Program,Aktivit,Seminar,Kelas,Lawatan Dan Jamuan
Dikira Gambar Rojak~hehe

Maxwell

Maxwell School ( Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Maxwell ) is a semi-control for boys ( and female students in form 6 ) and the oldest school in the north of Kuala Lumpur as well as one of the oldest inKuala Lumpur and Malaysia. A student of the school is known as a Maxwellian. Maxwell School is well known for its high achievement in education and other activities in secondary schools level. Maxwell School is famous for its form 6 and has always produced among the top STPM results in Kuala Lumpur.It is considered as one of the best schools in Kuala Lumpur for its form 6 education.

The History of the Maxwell School

Maxwell Road School established in 1917,was named after a road in honour of Sir William George Maxwell. It opened its doors to 110 students and five teaching staff on 1 June 1922.During its pre-war days, it functioned as a feeder school (primary school) to the Victoria Institution. By 1933, the school was shut down to public due to the recession but was opened as a private school from 1934 to 1938. It was then given to the Trade School for their use. During the Japanese Occupation, it was used as a camp for the dreaded Japanese Kempeitai. After the war, the school was used as a hostel by the newly formed Technical College until 1953, when, in September, the school was re-opened as Malaya's first Modern Secondary School. Today, the Maxwell School is still housed in the same building and has remained a secondary school ever since.