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Just as bad habits tend to be ingrained early on in life, so, conversely are good habits. An excellent habit is that of having a good relationship with food: eat to live not live to eat, choose health, not greed and several other mantras. KG1Y approached this topic by printing fruit using paint as they

In this, the first edition of Dwardu’s Scoops for 2022, we start getting to know some of our staff a bit better. For starters, we spoke to the College heads of sections. What are their favourite foods and colours? What would they have like to become if they were not teachers? Some surprising answers there.

What a glorious year full of new prospects! Anne Shirley Cuthbert was always full of enthusiasm in Anne of Green Gables. As we grow up this enthusiasm for life seems to dampen somewhat. looking at the faces of our young pupils, however, you can see the gleam of discovery the joy of living, the query

Just before the college shut down for Christmas, the older students were given a treat. Mr Ryan Falzon, Mr Damon Bonello and Mr Paul Ferrante organised a lasertag outing. This is a fun exercise where students get to tag each other. The team with the most tags wins, but the whole exercise was more down

No words can truly express the joy and serentity on children’s faces. So, we thought we’d bring you a galary to browse through.

From tinsel to the crib, from party-mode to charity-mode, at St Edward’s College we bring you Christmas cheer. Thank you for your support and for following Dwardu’s Scoops so attentively. We will meet again next year. In the meantime: Blessed Christmas, Prosperous and healthy New Year … and stay safe! Download Here Dwardu’s Scoops Christmas

All good stories start with the stock phrase ‘Once upon a time’. Well, this one does not. Early Years Head Ms Stephanie Grech was recently in touch with Dar Sagra Familja. This was part of an initiative undertaken together with the head of Junior School Ms Louise Mallia and Ms Abigail Brown, and was intended

While Christmas is indeed a festive time, the students at St Edward’s College are kept aware of just why we are all celebrating. The birth of the Saviour, Jesus Christ is a highlight of the Christian calendar and is celebrated throughout the world. This year we could not invite the families in for Midnight Mass,

Gerald Durrell’s famous Corfu trilogy lent itself beautifully to this post. College is, indeed, like family and for the younger pupils, this family included also the Mounted Police and the K9 Section of the force. The children learnt about the horses and how the police take care of them. They heard how the dogs were