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In this end-of-year bumper edition, the Headmaster looks back on the year that has passed, a year burgeoning with activities and achievements. From budding gentlemen farmers to stalwart pillars of the SEC community, Summer fun to Graduations, this issue celebrates milestones achieved: built slowly and diligently over the past year.      

As the college year draws to a close, the penultimate edition of Dwardu’s Scoops carries information on an international training program some of our teachers participated in, visits by the children to GHar Dalam and some highlights from the recent Grand Summer BBQ. All for a weekend read.

This edition of Dwardu’s Scoops carries an eclectic variety of information, sure testament to the extremely active community we have here at the College. From Sports Days to Financial Literacy the newspaper carries in it a wealth of information. Breaking News: Planned Summer Camps information is on this edition – lots of exciting things planned

Students participating in youth empowerment, a huge leap forward in the quality of food in the canteen and embracing the importance of gardens are among the highlights of this edition of Dwardu’s Scoops. Also featured is our very own Oscar night and a heads up for the forthcoming Grand BBQ.  

Basketball U/13 Boys Tournament     (Born 2010)  24th March 2023 @ Ta’ Qali GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C St. Michael’s F St. Aloysius St. Martin’s Savio San Andrea St. Edwards Verdala San Anton QSI GROUP A School vs School Result St. Michael’s F vs Savio 2-0 Verdala vs Savio 2-18 Verdala vs St. Michael’s

In this edition of Dwardu’s Scoops, Peter Moore gives us an update on the School Development Plan, a map of the academic future of the college. The editorial of the newsletter focuses on the need to keep in touch with our ‘soft side’, our humanity. Events from the college: the Sponsored Walk 2023, a young

For the new scholastic year, Dwardu’s Scoops, the college newsletter has taken on a new dress. With a fresh new layout in crisp greyish-blues, the first edition is a bumper one. “What was planned as a modest edition, actually morphed into a considerable one. This just goes to show the sheer amount of activity and

In the days when balls were one of the few socially acceptable ways of mingling, the success of a ball would be measured by the state of the ladies’ slippers: if they remained intact, the night was poor, if they were worn through the night was a success. We can safely say that there were

With the passing of Mr Charles Mock, the college gazette felt it only right to pay tribute to an icon of the college. Mr Richard Bonello and Mr Paul Ferrante remembered him in different ways. Hannah Snyders asks for help in getting recognition for a proposal to clean up the air and Max Ghio starts