For the last publication, we lead with a poem, written by one of our students, meant to welcome future students, particularly the ladies since we are going co-ed, into the Edwardian family. Lots to read and even more to see in this, the final curtain for 2024. Merry Christmas to all!
This edition of Dwardu’s Scoops marks the decision of the college to go fully co-educational, a huge milestone in the positive evolution of the college. In this edition, we shall also go time-traveling, observe our pennies and pounds accumulating and read about the literary achievements of one of our teachers.
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 […]
The St Edward’s Family has been recently bereaved of two distinguished former members of its fold. The distinguished Old Edwardian Dr Jaime H Cremona and the former headmaster Mr Gerald Briscoe. Mr Gerald Briscoe, former Headmaster, passed away after a short illness. Mr.Briscoe was everything that St Edward’s College represents. His contribution to College’s reputable […]
And the college gates opened, like the hearts of the mother’s and of their children. Happy Mother’s Day from our Early Years.
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!
As the Headmaster’s wise words promote peace and goodwill, peace is certainly not a commodity easily found in a school…in all the good ways of course! Train rides, waste reduction, parental involvement, trips abroad, caroling teachers, Christmas concerts…the list is exhausting! Read on…and Merry Christmas to all.
As part of our theme of construction our year 2X class embarked on an exploration of friendships by drawing parallels between the uniqueness of each friendship and the distinct blueprints guiding the construction of buildings. The objective is to convey to students that, much like the varied architectural plans for different structures, each child possesses […]
Long gone, medieval even, are the days of ‘Chalk and talk’. From scavenger hunts to support their observational skills, to outdoor teamwork play, to role-play activities to develop story sequence and character development skills, the boys have been engaged in a month of college activity and effective learning.
Year 1Y have been talking about themselves and their similarities and differences, both physically and in the things that they like and dislike. The boys were asked to bring something that they like to school. To talk about it and share it with the class.