As a continuation of the Health and Safety theme, the children were visited by the Civil Protection Department who presented one of the fire engines. The firefighters talked about safety measures and made sure that children remember 112 as an emergency number. For the youngest children, it was a very exciting visit as they could […]
Summer fun at SEC is not just for fun but also for education. Our students engage in various activities which promote educational values. One of them, ‘Saving Our Blue’ campaign organised by the Ministry for the Environment Climate Change and Planning, has started this week. The main aim of the campaign is to help build […]
Over the past few months, the website of St Edward’s College as well as its social media platforms have increased their visibility considerably. Over the first six months of the year, the number of people who used the website increased by 52% while the number of pages viewed increased by 30%. In real terms, this […]
Former Prep School Headmaster Mr Richard Bonello this week presented headmaster Mr Nollaig Mac An Bhaird and head of Junior School Ms Louise Mallia, with a watercolour study. The study was carried out for a sculptural piece, a statue of the Blessed Virgin, currently gracing the gardens around the Junior School. ‘Strict but fair’ Mr […]
St. Edward’s College would like to pay tribute to the passing of one of its most illustrious students: Prof Edward Debono. He died at the age of 88. Professor Debono was the originator of ‘lateral thinking’ a methodology on HOW to think rather than WHAT to think. One of his most notable works was that […]
The SEC Student Council organised a Casual Day on the last of the ‘Long days’. This year the day was themed to the upcoming UEFA Euro Cup competition. Students were encouraged to come dressed in the kit or the colours of the national team they will be supporting during the games. The friendly rivalry was […]
An article by Jamie Scerri Richard and the Eko-Skola Committee at St Edward’s College In Malta, Food Waste is one of the most underrated issues in the media. If people have food to eat, few are those who spend time to think about the waste generated by their food. As per Eurostat report 2020, […]
At St Edward’s College, we place great emphasis on fine motor development for our Early Years students. Fine motor muscles, just like any other muscles, develop over time and young students especially need to use them periodically to strengthen them. Activities whereby students are encouraged to manipulate objects during their play and craft making help […]
World Earth Day 2021Junior school students went all out to participate in activities related to Earth Day 2021. Braving the wind and the chill they hugged the trees which have given generations of boys shade and protection, as well as filtering the air in which they spend the better part of the day. Drawings, sculptures […]
Puppetry, Role Play and a Love for BooksFriday 14 February 2020KG1Z Tulips held a puppet show in class to portray the story of the little red hen after they covered it together in class. The children were amused and attentive as they used puppets for their literacy activity. Through such activities the group could discuss […]