Early Years

What a fun way to end a week than zooming around college. The children learned all about road safety both in class and on the grounds as the children had the opportunity to bring their wheels to college. The extensive grounds gave a wonderful opportunity for the children to have a real blast.

Kg2Ywere heavily involved into role play. They became dentists for their role play session. The children are enjoying exploring different professions.

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.

Remember when we all were kiddos and we would make a tent out of anything: the blankets on the bed on Sunday morning, under the table, in the garden…? Well, the tiny tots in the youngest age groups at St Edward’s College are way too young to be permitted to come to a live-in at

As the students celebrated Father’s Day, the younger ones welcomed that special man in their lives to the college. Watching the children and the happiness and pride on their faces, we saw the mirrors, lest fresh-faced but certainly as joyous, in their father’s faces, and we rememberd E.E. Cummings: Lifting the valleys of the sea

Our KG2 students visited Girgenti farm for a morning of extended play. They continued their gardening ventures there as well as met a number of friendly animals.

That children go to school is not only accepted but also a legal requirement. But mother? Really? Yes really, at St Edward’s College! Celebrating Mothers’ Day, all mothers in the Early years were invited to stay with their children for some time during the day. The experience was such a happy one not only for

Here are the photos of all the little ones during Sports Day. Beautiful day, excited children and happy adults – what better combination?

It’s that time of year again: fluffy bunnies, chocolate easter eggs, delicious figolli and for the more spiritually minded, just kwarezimal for now. Not for the little ones of course who went on an Easter Egg hunt!