Esplora Malta was the first post of call for the KG2 and Yr1 students this year. Esplora is a fantastic hands-on science and interactive learning center that offers a wealth of educational benefits for 5-6 year old students. It provides a fun and engaging way for young learners to explore basic scientific concepts through play […]
Putting your money where your mouth is took a very tangible meaning to ethics student Connor Rounce and his friends. Not content to simply discuss ethical issues with Ms Caruana, they proposed to raise money for a voluntary organisation. They did all the planning and execution themselves, with adults intervening only to vouch with third […]
Of course not all parents’ consultations days are plain sailing! Some parents have worries, most have aspirations, some have hilarious accidents during the meetings and some, well some are actually just too heartwarming for further description!
As part of Mental Health Awareness, St Edward’s College is promoting a Healthy Heart and a healthy Mind. All too often, we tend to justify and compartmentalize our actions. “I had to do this” is something we tend to say, frequently because we are uncomfortable with an action we have taken. Our Heart is not […]
As is traditional on St Edward’s Day, we celebrate leadership: not as a distinction but as a service to others. Adam Caruana succeeds Miguel Aquilina as School Captain while Calvin Qian and Rugile Intaite are Head Boy and Girl. Three new monitors are Craig Pellicano, Maddox Attard and Luigi Smith La Rosa. Finally, three house […]
On the 13th October the College celebrates its patron saint: St Edward the Confessor. This is a day when the boys reflect on the charisma and virtues of St Edward and follow in his example. As a man Edward the Confessor, king of England, lived in a very bloody time – disputes were resolved by […]
And we think they do not notice! They do and how! The Students’ Council created book marks and cup cakes for all educators and the Year 9 boys edited a video. Thank you to all educators.
Well, generally, yes. Of course, this is not an easy time for all. For Parents, particularly first-timers, this is a wrench, seeing their tiny tots wobbling off into a class, in the hands of a stranger. For Teachers, it is a huge ‘getting to know you’ time: not one child but many all at the […]
In this first edition of Dwardu’s Scoops we bring you not just the glorious flavour of a new year but also a taste of the last of the summer wine! Our boys have been busy writing: from tapping into the memories of Old Edwardians to saving our marine life and acing numbers, they’ve been there, […]
As the summer holidays draw to a close, we welcome the new staff to the college. This was an orientation day for all the newbies and there were smiles all around, some shy, some tentative, some confident. They come from all sorts of backgrounds, countries, experiences, and ages, making the college richer than ever in […]