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And we come to the last edition for this scholastic year. Thank you all for your contribution and for following us…Back in Autumn!

Love of animals and nature enriches a human being. We start this in the early years and encourage it actively throughout the years at St Edward’s College. These are some pictures taken when our young ones were taken to the Sunflower Stables.

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

An icon of St Edward’s College, Malta has passed away. The much-loved coach and sports master Mr Charles Mock has passed away just shy of his 86th birthday. Very active on the College’s social media as well as on social media accounts related to the College, Mr Mock had always words of praise and encouragement

With a great sigh of relief, this weekend we held the celebration of an important rite of passage for some of our boys: First Holy Communion. This year, thankfully, restrictions were minimal, save for the bubbes and the sensible aeration of the college chapel. It felt good tho have such celebrations back. Some photos are

What do you want to be when you grow up? Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor…all role-play!

Concepts such as weight and measurement are deceptively difficult for children to learn. Often, the idea of weight is tied to the material object in front of them with the classic question ‘what is heavier, 1kg of stone or 1kg of feathers?’ causing bafflement. In any case, they started on their first steps to understanding.