Forte, con brio!
The most recent addition to the college’s musical repertoire is a magnificent baby grand. Arriving just in time for the Spring Concerts and the Middle School Drama night, this magnificent instrument has a mellifluous tonality which renders the simplest of tunes a work of art. In the hands of able musicians such as Ms Abigail…
Chess success
The St Edward’s College chess team placed in the top ten in a recent tournament. Leo Ziyang(Yr 10), Yixi Li (Yr 12) and Samuel Spiteri (Yr 6) worked as a team and the result was success. The tournament took place at 12th April 2024. A thrilled Leo wrote: ” Although I have a lot of…
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.