Term Dates

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them. Remembrance is an important time for us at Maltman’s Green, just as it is for people right across the country. It is a time to come together to remember and…

The second half of the term began with a very exciting day for our Early Years girls as they prepared to go into SPACE! This was our first WOW! morning of the year – a wonderful way to bring all the Early Years girls together, from day-care to reception, to learn through a…

At the beginning of the term we opened a brand new outdoors space for our Little Malties day-care girls. Girls still have their courtyard play area, but now have access to this incredible space with three distinct areas – grass, playbark and gravel. This gives the girls experience of different environments and lots of natural opportunities…

We are delighted to announce that our school charity for the year is Edirisa UK, a charity working in South West Uganda to deliver life-changing health, education and social projects. Girls right across the school have enjoyed a special assembly given by Mrs Sheila Windridge, founder of Edirisa UK, who told the girls all…

Thank you to our generous parents for their wonderful donations to our Harvest Festival. Each year we collected for the The London and Slough Run, which was founded by Phyllis Wallbank in 1984, when on a visit to London, she was perturbed to see a man lying on a pavement in a cardboard box. She…

This morning our Nursery and Reception girls delighted parents with special Harvest Festival songs. The favourite song is always Cauliflowers Fluffy. Below you will find the lyrics so that you can sing along at home.

On Thursday 17 October, Year 1 togged up to face the rain and set off to Woolley Firs Environment Centre. As part of their ‘Animals including Humans’ unit in Science they have been learning about animal classification and how we use our senses to explore the world around us.  At Woolley Firs, the girls learnt…

We’ve all heard the saying “reduce, reuse, recycle” and last week girls in Year 4 got to put those three ideas into practice in a very special recycling workshop. The purpose of the workshop was to get the girls thinking about waste, about how it can be reduced, what can be recycled and what happens…

Each Tuesday morning, an energetic group of staff and governors enjoy an early morning swim in our wonderful pool. This month is national Swimming Down Dementia month and our swimmers have decided to take part, scheduling their swim for 6.30am on Tuesday 22 November. Mrs Bradley (Chair of Governors), Mrs Starrs…

This morning the sun came out for us to honor and remember Mr Howard Mann, OBE, FCIM, who was on our board of governors from 2010 until his death in 2018, and was Chair of Governors for the last two. As Mrs Pardon, Headmistress, said, “Howard led the board with energy and a strong vision,…

We are delighted to announce the installation of three huge, new bug hotels on school grounds. Bugs are having a tough time. With the increased loss of natural habitats, the cracks and crevices that bugs use to shelter, live and breed are being destroyed. A bug hotel offers a great way to recycle a mixture…

On the 19th and 20th of September, our Year 5 girls had an amazing time by the River Thames near Marlow at the Longridge activity centre. The weather was perfect, the setting gorgeous and the activities super fun. The girls took part in five different activities over the 2 days, involving water orbs, dragon boating,…