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 […]
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 20th of November is World Children’s day. This is how our Early Years celebrated:
In this edition of Dwardu’s Scoops, one finds a very interesting main feature on the newly appointed Head Girl and her advice to fellow students. Headmaster writes about the recent IB inspection the college underwent with flying colours. Tips on how to tackle homework with as little stress as possible and various contributions by the […]
Teaching little ones about road safety is essential to help them understand the risks of traffic and develop habits that protect their well-being. At this age, children are curious and beginning to explore their environment independently. By learning key safety rules—like looking both ways before crossing, using pedestrian crossings, and holding hands with an adult—they […]
Bugs are not just the computer nuisances we know them to be. Before there were computers there was the great outdoors. At St Edward’s College we use the outdoors as a source of learning. So, using a microscope and attaching that to the interactive whiteboards, Mr Dragan Stojanovic led his Year 4s into a wonderful […]
And off they go, the Year 6 boys on their trip to Sicily accompanied by Ms Samantha Abela. A trip to Sicily from Malta offers an enriching educational experience for 12-year-old boys. The journey provides an opportunity to explore both historical and cultural connections between the two islands. Visiting ancient sites like the Valley of […]
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 […]