Mummy-cat, Judo and London calling - all in one good read
In this edition of Dwardu’s Scoops: Young artist makes it to the top ten, mummy cat and kittens are rescued and given shelter, Edwardian sports achievements: judo, tennis, cycling…and so much more.
Who let the bunnies out?
The Easter Egg hunt is a tradition of St Edward’s College. Early Years Students had fun hunting in the grounds. Who said you could not be a bunny for a day?
Sports Day results ... and many other updates
In this edition of Dwardu’s, you can find the results of Sports Day, an academic piece co-authored by one of our Heads of section, and the behind-the-scenes of when a ‘MURDER’ took place in the labs. Read on!
A visit to Fort St Elmo
Recently, the Maltese department organized a poignant outing to Fort St Elmo in Valletta, offering students a vivid insight into Malta’s experience during World War II. This educational excursion not only deepened their understanding of the island’s wartime struggles but also provided a tangible connection to the themes explored in George A. Said Zammit’s prose…
Have you ever seen a goat?
Well, for most of these children, no, they never had. In an outing to Manikata, they had a unique experience that comes only with direct contact with animals. The interaction, written on the faces of the children in each of these pictures cannot really be described in words.
My Name is Potato!
We all know: children and veggies are normally a recipe for groans and moans. Not where spuds are concerned though! After a lesson linked to vegetables and potatoes, the children had a blast baking their own potato wedges!
A record sum collected for Thiago
In this edition: Remembering a pillar of the college A record sum collected for Thiago by the students When sports and Geography meet Read more about it!