Early Years

Every year, St Edward’s College Malta provides the parents with a yearly pack of essential information, including book lists and uniform requirements. These have just been revamped and the booklets contain details and links to important information available on the website. All years will receive their orientation packs through the MySchool platform with any other

You’d be surprised what the teachers can pack into a week. It’s a wonder they actually survive the year, but, the result is happy, excited children who have progressed a great deal over the past twelve months in spite of all the difficulties which the pandemic placed in our way.

No, we are not going to the Caribbean. Neither are we offering dancing lessons. But, height was very much on our minds. At the end of the year, we take stock of many things – how much the children have learnt, how much they developed and how much they have grown, to name a few.

Our KG1Z have been using the RWI literacy scheme at College to further develop their phonics development. The students regularly use coloured sand (following hand sanitization and safety measures) to form letters using a sensory approach to learning. It is a great way to engage students and encourage them to focus in a child-friendly manner.

As the Trinity Term draws to a close, so does the potato digging season for the Kinder students. With many thanks to Joey our gardener for making this a reality for the children, this activity has been an eye-opener for both children and adults. The children got truly connected to the earth, an experience which

There are times when the contrast between the world of adults and that of children contrasts sharply. Flying a kite in adult language takes on a very different meaning to the sheer joy that oozes out of these pictures. KG2W students created their own kites in class and then had the chance to run outside

It is now all about Summer! KG1Z explored their Summer theme this week as they brought together their own ideas and discussed Summer items through photos using the class Promethean board. What followed was a class free drawing session where the students drew their Summer favourites using markers. They then spoke about their drawing as

Children in Year 1Y have been exploring the concept of multiplication by replicating their printed lesson and using cubes. The boys used their thinking and problem-solving skills to come up with the correct answers using the cubes. They created towers, modified their values, and checked their work themselves to fully understand the concept and gain

Motor skills are extremely important to the development of the child as it goes hand in hand with the cognitive and emotional development of our young humans. For this reason, at St Edward’s College, we place great stress on the physical well-being of children, and our extensive grounds help in this respect. Our KG 1