Today, we celebrated Grandparents’ Day at the college with a heart warming event dedicated to the Early Years students and their beloved grannies. The occasion brought a wonderful sense of joy and togetherness as the children welcomed their grandparents into their learning environment. Classrooms and gardens were filled with smiles, laughter, and the lively energy […]
And just before we break up for a surfeit of Easter Eggs and Figolli, here is some exciting reading material: Not just academics but also a quest for greatness (Headmaster’s message) The evolution of co-education at the college Memories of a (not-so-) Old Boy – surgeon Richard Wismayer Finding books, finding treasure A vlog for […]
This year’s Sponsored Walk is for the creation of a Sensory Room. This is a specially designed space that provides a calming or stimulating environment through sensory experiences like lights, sounds, textures, and movement. It is crucial in schools as it helps students, particularly those with sensory processing disorders, autism, ADHD, or anxiety, to regulate […]
In this edition of Dwardu’s Scoops, we look back at the Careers Fair, an important annual appointment and how the College is employing Virtual Reality to enhance the learning experience. In a special Supplement, Zane Fenech writes on sustainability and the interviews he carried out on his emergent podcast. https://issuu.com/syl235/docs/dwardu_s_scoops_08
The children recently read Pip’s Pizza in class, sparking their creativity as they wrote about the delicious pizzas they and their friends would love to make. But nothing beats hands-on experience! Bringing their ideas to life, they rolled up their sleeves and crafted their own personal pizzas at school, carefully choosing their favorite toppings. The […]
St Edward’s College will be receiving requests for assistance from charitable and non-profit institutions for the scholastic year 2025-26. Such assistance may include fundraising and voluntary work. Details required Covering Letter A brief introduction summarizing the purpose of the proposal. A short statement on why the funding is needed and how it aligns with the […]
This year is all about change and innovation. Our lead article is an interview with three teachers who are pioneering the introduction of the King’s Trust International Program to the college. Another first was the older students’ recent visit to the CERN hadron collider and the adoption of a teeny tiny hedgehog by our younger […]
As part of our emergent curriculum on the topic “Ġanni l-Bidwi,” the children had the exciting opportunity to meet his wife, Ġanna. Their faces lit up with surprise and excitement as she arrived, with some pupils eager to ask her questions. Ġanna brought along a variety of fruits and vegetables that can be harvested from […]
The innovative and creative ideas that students come up with are truly amazing. Visited the Science fair and from a new system of lighting to mapping out the bio-diversity of the college, these young men may well give the planet the helping hand it needs to recover from the depredations of humankind. Here’s a few […]
In this varied edition of Dwardu’s Scoops, we live again nostalgic moments of this year’s Prize Day ceremony. A young sailor and an budding vocalist give us their experiences in their respective fields of interest. And, did you know that so many women were involved in the discovery and documentation of our oceans? Well, there […]