Month: April 2020

September 2020 marks the start of Mrs Walker’s headship at Maltman’s Green as she picks up the baton from Mrs Joanna Pardon who retires after fifteen years in post. Mrs Walker joins Maltman’s from the headship of St Nicholas Prep School in South Kensington, and before that she was Deputy Head at Glendower Prep. Mrs…

We are tremendously proud that 68% of Maltman’s girls passed the 2020 Buckinghamshire Secondary Transfer Test (11+) out of the those who sat the exam. This is against a Buckinghamshire County average of 30%. Once again, our girls also achieved a high number of scholarships to independent schools including…

In line with the most recent guidance for schools we are expecting to welcome all of our girls back to school in small ‘bubbles’ for the start of the Autumn Term. We are investing in facilities to be installed this summer that will allow for easier social distancing and improved hygiene. This includes extra toilets,…

Many thanks to our amazing Maltman’s families for helping us raise an incredible £8023 for charity this year. We have been able to support lots of worthwhile causes including Edirisa UK (www.edirisa.org.uk), our chosen charity for the year, the NSPCC, The London and Slough Run, Alzheimer Research UK, The Poppy Appeal…

We have reached the end of the Summer Term and Mrs Pardon’s final one at Maltman’s Green. Mrs Pardon is still in post until the end of August, but as the girls leave for the summer holidays, her time with them has come to an end. We would like to take a moment to recognise…

This has not been a usual summer term for our Year 6 girls, not only did they experience distance learning for half of it, but a number of their final term activities and events had to be adapted due to coronavirus. We have tried to make the term as special and memorable for the girls as possible while following the Government guidance…

We ensure that the Creative Curriculum is embedded in much of our teaching, allowing our girls to learn through creative and active teaching strategies. Creative curriculum focuses on big ideas, not learning by rote, incorporates interesting projects and individual students’…

Well done to all the girls who took part in the House Competition to design a 3d rainbow this term. The girls put in such a lot of effort to create their amazing designs and they all deserve to be winners. In the end though, Mrs Pardon and Mrs Gaynor had to choose and we are delighted to announce the girls that came first, second…

We are delighted to be able to confirm plans regarding the return to school of girls in Years 2, 3, 4 and 5. We have current capacity to welcome back two year groups at a time while abiding by social distancing requirements and have decided that Year 5 need the maximum time on site to allow for assessments and teaching linked…

From September 2020, Mrs Walker will be our new headmistress and we say goodbye to Mrs Pardon, our wonderful headmistress of fifteen years. Mrs Walker has already begun a handover with Mrs Pardon and has been taking an increasingly active role in the School…

We are delighted to have so many of the Year 6 girls back in school for the second half of the term. They have responded with sensitivity and maturity to the changes and procedures that we have put in place and we are immensely proud of them. Each year we make every effort to ensure that the Year 6 girls’ final term at Maltman’s…

Girls in Year 6 have been using Beatrix Potter as their inspiration for writing their own stories. In their English lessons the girls have been exploring Beatrix Potter’s writing style and learning about her life and the inspiration behind some of her best loved characters. For their own story, the girls had to choose which…