Drama at Maltman's Green - Creative Expression & Performances

At Maltman’s Green, we believe that drama plays a vital role in developing confidence, communication and creativity in every girl.

Our drama programme is designed to inspire self-expression, build resilience and foster teamwork, helping our girls to grow into confident, articulate young individuals. Whether on stage or behind the scenes, pupils gain valuable skills that prepare them for the future, making their experiences here at Maltman’s an integral part of their personal development.

Making Their Skills Shine

Through engaging drama lessons, workshops and school productions, our girls have the chance to explore a range of theatrical styles and techniques. From improvisation to scripted performances, they develop their voice, body language and stage presence.

Our nativities and annual productions in Year 4 and 6 are a highlight of the school calendar, allowing every girl to shine in front of an audience, whether in starring roles or as part of the ensemble or backstage crew. These opportunities make our girls feel proud of their achievements and help build their confidence.

Drama at Maltman’s Green is about more than just acting

LAMDA at Maltman’s Green

We’re proud to offer our pupils the opportunity to participate in LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art) examinations, one of the most prestigious drama programmes in the UK.

Through LAMDA, girls can focus on speech, acting or performance techniques, working towards graded exams that not only build their skills but also provide formal recognition of their achievements. This structured approach to drama enables them to refine their abilities and gain qualifications that will support their future endeavours, making their talents recognised and their goals achievable.

Making Drama Part of Our Culture

Drama at Maltman’s Green is about more than just acting; it’s about making the girls’ communication skills strong, their teamwork seamless, and their creativity limitless.

By encouraging every girl to take part, we are making our school a place where self-expression and collaboration thrive. From our youngest girls in Little Malties to Year 6, all pupils are encouraged to participate, whether through informal class plays or our larger productions, ensuring that drama is a key part of their school experience.