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During their carnival celebrations, Year 1Y enjoyed a Maltese story telling session in class. All precautions were taken and the boys enjoyed learning new vocabulary to describe their favourite toy brought in. Moreover they enjoyed hearing each other and finding common and different features in their toy. Such activities also enhance the student’s confidence and

As part of their current topic ‘Lifecycles’, KG1W students engaged in a sunflower-sowing activity. Each student planted his/her own seeds and will now nurture it to grow. Following this, the students ventured outdoors for a scavenger hunt. Equipped with labelled pictures they walked along the paths, ready to spot their desired items. Such moments are

Welcome back to the 4Y classroom, we have been very busy having lots of fun😊. “Learning should always be fun. You should be having a ball. It’s amazing how much you remember when it is fun” Dan Grable Since the last 4Y gazette article we have put our brains into Ancient Greek Architect mode and

In English Year 6 have been immersed in all things JK Rowling. We have started a new English unit based around The Ickabog by JK Rowling, which follows on from our Advent Term work on Harry Potter. The unit focuses on emotions, recognising and finding appropriate ways to deal with our emotions and those of

Good afternoon. Vaccination and St Edward’s. This afternoon teachers at SEC began receiving appointments for their vaccination. The vaccinations will not all occur at the same time and are spread out over a week with different teachers from different section receiving them on different days. The date for the second vaccination, if this is part

Green Flag. St Edward’s has received the invite to attend a virtual Eko-Skola ceremony to celebrate the renewal of our Green Flag! All Eko-Skola committee members from last year will attend along with Ms. Abela. The Eko-Skola group are a very active and dedicated band of students who pro-actively promote environmental concerns. Well done to

Among the various activities, KG1W celebrated Valentine’s day even through a matching game. The students were presented with a number of pictures whereby they had to match them. The bingo game proved to be a very popular one and students engaged in it excitedly.

Last week, as College celebrated Carnival, Year 1X held a number of hands-on activities. They carried on with their English learning and following a story and writing session they themselves became the story’s character. The story revolved around a witch making a spell and the students took turns adding their own special ingredient to their

Stories are a big part of our day at KG level. Every day a story telling session takes place to conclude the day together as a group. This is where the pupils’ listening skills and discussion skills are further enhanced and supported. Last week, the KG1 students dedicated more time to such sessions as they