Junior School

Being an international school with over 30 different nationalities, St Edward’s College, inevitably, uses English as the lingua franca. However, languages are considered as a very important tool, and none less than Maltese. In a variety of exercises, students in the Junior School, from Year 3 to year 6 carried out presentations in Maltese. This

Blessed by the occasional shower, the students in the Junior School minded not at all! Sports Day is, after all, a day of fun and enjoyment with parents here to watch as their children race, and jump and put the shot…some photos in this album.  

What a beautiful morning for World Book Day activities at St Edward’s. During the second lesson, all Junior School boys left the classroom for reading and listening to stories on our magnificent grounds. Some worked on comic book illustrations and others discussed and gave their opinions on the books they are reading and quizzed each

The boys have started their exams, and it is the first time the Year 4’s are sitting for these. There have been some anxious vibes in the corridor and classrooms. However, in year 4x, we tried our best to make revision fun. By taking the lesson outside and separating the class into two teams, the

Finally, after almost 2 years we went on a school outing to Piscopo Gardens. It was a truly memorable outing where we got to see not only indoor and outdoor plants and herbs but also toucans, meerkats and budgies. The boys were also given the opportunity to feed the fish and at the end of

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

For the last lesson of the final term, the year 7 students had to create a playing card-portrait design with the use of symmetry, after measuring and making observations about playing cards in a traditional deck. They did not have to depict their character as ‘royalty’ but they were required to develop detailed patterns in

The Year 3s, 4s and 5s were learning about Maltese Artists during the Music and Drama lessons. They saw the achievements of various Maltese artists from Actors to Musicians, Conductors and Film Directors, Scriptwriters and Dancers, Singers, Songwriters and Musical Theatre Performers. The Year 5X among other classes did a presentation featuring other Maltese Artists.

With apologies to Gerald Durrell, the videos compiled by Year 3,4 and 5 boys on “Il-Familja tiegħi” (My Family) are ever so heartwarming. Not only do the boys describe in some detail, the (for them) notable traits of their family but they also include animals as family members. When watching the videos, it seems that