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Our Spring Term newsletter is out! .Read it now: “It has been an absolute pleasure to end the term with all of our girls in school – a very different situation to the start of our term in January. The girls have, once again, had to adjust to distance learning and they have done this with maturity, commitment and enthusiasm…

We are delighted with the release our new school prospectus. We have gone for a very slim-lined approach, using the excellent photos we have to showcase the school. Prospective parents can request a copy be posted to them and we also have it available as a digital flip book. To request your copy, click here….

Due to lock-down restrictions it wasn’t possible to have parents on-site to enjoy our usual Spring Concerts. So instead we asked the girls to learn year group songs to record themselves at home. We also had many submissions of recordings from our budding instrumentalists and these, along with the singing tracks, were compiled…

Many of our girls celebrated World Book Day at home this year, but this didn’t stop them from turning up to their live form times and lessons dressed to impress in some of the most wonderful and imaginative costumes. Book Day is not just about the dressing up – it’s about sharing a love of books and reading,..

Each year our girls are able to choose from some of the best senior schools in the country, both grammar and independent. We are delighted to announce a record 84% qualification rate in the Buckinghamshire Secondary Transfer Test (11+) by our current Year 6 girls. These girls are now…

Following Boris Johnson’s briefing on 22 February, we are delighted that we will be able to re-open and welcome all girls back to school for on-site teaching on Monday 8 March. Updated guidance for schools was released by the DfE and having reviewed its contents, little will change in terms of procedures and processes that…

Girls in Year 5 have been getting creative writing poetry. Based on the class novel ‘Kensuke’s Kingdom’, their poems have to ‘paint a picture in words’ of the sea creatures Michael saw while sailing around the world. These poems show thoughtful use of personification. Well done to Maisa for ‘Dolphin’, Lily for ‘The Spotted Sea…

Here at Maltman’s Green we are committed to delivering excellence in education, be that in the classroom or through our Distance Learning programme. Through the use of digital tools such as Microsoft Teams, My School Portal, live lessons and video/audio streaming, we are able to offer a robust distance learning educational experience…

Girls who are in school have been having fun in the snow today!

This term Year 3 girls have been learning about the Celts and their lifestyle. They had to design a Celtic torc and could have a go at making one. One particular piece of work stood out as the pupil did not use any of the materials suggested (clay, playdough or plasticine) but she used her initiative and turned the task into a baking…

This piece of work is so brilliant we just had to share it. It comes from our Head Girl in Year 6 who has been learning about the Battle of Hastings and wrote this inventive recount of the battle from a soldier’s viewpoint. Amazing work! This is a great example of the Creative Curriculum in…

Everyone at Maltman’s is super proud of how well the girls have taken to distance learning. They’ve been enjoying a blended approach of live lessons, recorded lessons and set work and have showed such enthusiasm! Below we have shared some photos of what the girls have been getting up to this week including Year 1…