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This edition of Dwardu’s Scoops sees more write-ups by budding journalists: From IB and their recent trip to Bella Sicilia, to Middle and Senior Students who report on the environment and on a recent kidney dissection. Pictures of the younger pupils actively enriching their cognitive skills and older students going through the ins and outs

Following a number of sensory activities targeting creative, language, and numeracy skills, the KG2X students grabbed their magnifying glasses and went out to hunt for real-life bugs for themselves. During this, they spotted various creepy crawlies and beautiful insects. They discussed and questioned these minibeasts and learned all about their habitat.

Following the successful Early Years Road Safety Event, many of our youngsters continued to inquire about this topic and thus extending their learning. Nursery Y students participated in more transport activities including learning about traffic lights through a food session. Meanwhile, KG2X and KG2W joined forces and held a role-play car wash at college. They

And the early years did, in style and in numbers. Road safety is a major issue not only in our country but even when these children and their families travel abroad. The importance of recognizing signs and symbols, discipline and courtesy on the roads and attention at all times are drilled into the minds of

This edition of Dwardu’s Scoops carries interviews with the college Captain, the Head Boy, and the head Girl – young people evincing values and determination as well as wisdom beyond their young age. On the inside pages, a variety of information ranging from the special significance of Remembrance day to the college to the recent

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

Another bumper edition of Dwardu’s Scoops shows just what a hive of activity St Edward’s College is. From expeditions to the rainforest through Operation Wallacea to dressing up as a scary pumpkin on Halloween, from a recycled five-euro note to survival of the fittest challenges, our students are in full swing and learning mode alert.

It’s that time of year again when bats become fashionable and orange becomes the new black. Well, not that children can really be bothered with fashion statements so long as they have a good laugh…and the more they manage to scare you, the bigger the laughs. So, from our repertoire of little imps, here are

Haloween may not be to everyone’s taste but for children, it is just an opportunity for dressing up. And just take a look at these pictures: can they be more adorable? Messy play at Nursery.