At the end of January Year 4 students from a number of local primary schools were treated to a morning of entertainment by 50 of our Year 9 students. As part of their Drama studies, students we asked last term to devise their own version of traditional British pantomimes. The students then worked in groups, as actors, designers and theatre technicians to bring the stories to life on stage. The mini pantomimes included Little Red Riding Hood, Peter Pan, […]
A group of year 11 students had a fantastic day at Doncaster races during the St Leger meeting, thanks to the Taking The Reins programme, which allows students to experience various aspects of the racing world. The group was kindly hosted by Amy Canham from Richard Fahey racing in Malton, one of the founders of the Taking the Reins programme. Here’s what the students had to say about their day:
“When we arrived we had the chance to go into […]
For the fifth year in a row Malton School’s Year 11 girls’ football team have reached the County Cup Final; and with 2 wins already to their name, in 2019 they once again proved to be unbeatable!
This year’s final on 1 May, was against Bedale School and pre-match nerves were running high – it being the first year the team had encountered the Bedale team which included an England pathway player. The pre-game message to the Malton Team was […]
Many congratulations to Year 12 students Megan Clibbens and Holly Hargreaves who took on their latest challenge on Saturday. Along with their families, they successfully climbed the Yorkshire 3 Peaks (Pen-y-Ghent, Ingleborough and Whernside) to raise funds for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
Their target was to cover the 24 miles and 1585 metres of climb in as close to 10 hours as possible but to be an officially recognised and successful attempt of the Challenge, they needed to finish the […]
I am pleased to enclose a copy of our recent Ofsted Instpection Letter which we have just been given permission to make public. It will be put on the Ofsted website on Tuesday 7th May.
The Ofsted team found that all aspects of the work of the school continue to be ‘good’. We are delighted to receive this endorsement. We were very pleased that Ofsted noted the way in which the school had successfully tackled the two areas they asked us […]
My name is Jess Farrow, I am 13 and my hobby is AUTOGRASS Racing. I race a Junior Saloon with both boys and girls and am a member of the York Autograss Club Y171. Last year was my first season and I achieved 2nd in my overall club points. This year I have entered into British Autograss Series (BAS) which has 5 Rounds to it, and will see me travel up and down the country to compete. So far […]
Huge congratulations to Izzy Matique (Y10) who has been selected for the second year to represent North Yorkshire at the English Schools National Championships at Alexander Stadium in Birmingham in July. Her clearance of 1.66m is also a great PB for her too. Good luck in your next competition and well done.
Alex Hutchinson has won the final of the Food Festival competition from 80 students across Year 9 at Malton School. The brief was to start with a basic Scotch egg recipe and come up with a unique creation. There were several heats in school before twelve students went to Malton Cookery School for the semi-final, and then six students competed in the final, which was held during the Food Festival itself. Alex prepared a traditional savoury scotch egg which […]
Our senior librarians; Matty, Zoe, Rowan, Monique, Beccy, Beth and Izzy all volunteer to organise and run the school library and support students using this facility. Matty was the first student to volunteer in this role, and has since built the team up to further their goal of maintaining the library space and supporting students.
The tasks our senior librarians undertake vary; some are focussed on the upkeep of the library itself: organising books, maintaining the careers information, keeping records and […]
The Year 9 Boys were crowned district football champions with a 2-0 win over a strong Eskdale side. Malton edged the early exchanges despite the absence of Ethan Oakes through injury. Opportunities were limited, thanks to strong defending from both sides. Josh Mann, in particular, impressed for Malton at the back.
After a series of chances created by the hold up play of Callum Moston, it was Malton who took a deserved lead through Will Hartley’s calm finish. The strong […]
