At a time when careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine are crying out for women to join their professional ranks, we are delighted to become the first school in the South West to sign up to the new Youth STEMM Award. Although launched in 2015, the Award has only been opened up this

Our Under 16 Netball team drew their rematch against Exeter School on Wednesday 14 November to clinch their place in the County Finals on Thursday 29 November. This game was the culmination of the recent Area Tournament in which a scoring mix-up between the two sides resulted in another fixture to decipher who would go

The Pre-Prep once again gave a very warm welcome to four ladies from Bluebird Care on Tuesday 13 November and a great afternoon was had by all! The girls gave a sterling performance of some of the songs they have been learning with Mrs Smith, including those for the Christmas Show, which had our elderly

The A-level and GCSE Geography girls enjoyed an amazing trip to Iceland over the October half term, taking in many of the most popular sites this incredible country has to offer. Highlights included the Glazier Walk where everyone was kitted out with ice axes, crampons and helmets before climbing up one of the glaciers, Solheimjokull.

The Mamma Mia-themed House Song competition on Thursday 8 November 2018 proved another hugely competitive affair and, although only in its second year, this latest rendition certainly raised the bar for future events. The House Captains did a fabulous job leading the rehearsals in the build-up and all four houses produced some slick performances peppered

Our thanks to Mrs Wilks and all those members of staff who contributed so generously to the Royal British Legion’s campaign and enabling us to install our very own Tommy Silhouette in time for the build up to Remembrance Day. We felt it especially important to mark the World War One centenary this year with

The Textiles room has been a hive of activity this term, again playing host to two popular and very well attended weekly clubs in addition to the curriculum learning. The creative output from Mrs Finnegan and her girls is always quite spectacular but none more so than this fabulous costume, meticulously hand stitched, by Lowena

“On Wednesday 10 October I was lucky enough to be asked to play in the Royal Albert Hall for the National Schools’ Primary Proms. As part of my studies at the Royal College of Music on Saturdays, I play with an octet which is super friendly and something I have never done before so I

Congratulations to our talented Under 14 Netball team who secured some convincing wins against three local sides in the Area Netball Tournament on Wednesday 10 October to breeze through to the Devon County Round in November. We thank ex-England netballer and Maynard alumna, Jo Vann, who returned to inspire this generation of players with some

We are delighted to be voted, once again, as one of the top ten best value private schools in the UK by The Daily Telegraph on 27 September 2018. The Maynard was also the only school in the South West (extending as far afield as Reading and Oxford) to feature in the ratings. The rankings

Over 50 families joined us for a hugely successful Open Morning on Saturday 29 September 2018. The school was alive with a plethora of different activities, run by the students themselves, from coding, pond dipping in Biology, fashion design, celebrating the centenary of the end of World War I right through to meeting ‘Shakespeare’ in

Huge congratulations to Chloe Lamb (Upper 6), for winning the politics section of the Oxford University’s Stubbs Society essay prize for her complex piece entitled: War is the continuation of politics by other means (Clausewitz 1780-1831). Discuss. Chloe was originally one of 10 shortlisted for this prestigious award for showing the “most impressive aptitude in

 – The Maynard in Exeter doubles the national average for A*- A grades Maynard student, Charlotte Miller, was given the best possible 18th birthday present today when she opened her envelope to discover she had achieved three A*s in her Maths, Physics and Chemistry A-levels. Alongside her was her proud mother, pre-empting the celebrations with a