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 […]
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.
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!
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!
In this bumper edition of Dwardu’s Scoops, we highlight the valuable work our staff is working on, not only from a professional side with the children but also in the serious academic contributions to the profession. We pay tribute to our athletic LSE Ms Kendra as well as to all the students who received prizes […]
Nursery students have been exploring different modes of transport as they explore those by land, sea, and air. The group has thoroughly inspected Ms. Carmen’s car and observed passing vehicles from the safety of our grounds. They loved exploring the sensory trays using their little trucks to carry stones from one location to the next.
Over the past few days, the Year 2Ys have looked closely at the Solar System and its planets, particularly our own planet. They explored the Earth’s orbit and how important the sun is. The boys had debates in English as they explored more details and sparked their interests. They built their own structures and representations. […]
And the scores are out for the 2024 Cross Country at St Edward’s College. This little photobook pays tribute to the many who participated. The faces show the incredible effort, the competitive spirit, and above all the camaraderie in these games. (Photo credits: Mr J de Maria)