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Over the past few months, the website of St Edward’s College as well as its social media platforms have increased their visibility considerably. Over the first six months of the year, the number of people who used the website increased by 52% while the number of pages viewed increased by 30%. In real terms, this

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

On 24th June 2021, St. Edwards College became aware of malicious emails being sent out supposedly on its behalf. In the said emails (or other communications), the recipients were urged to transfer funds/tuition fees to the College on an urgent basis in order to benefit from a discount. These emails were NOT sent by the College and the Polish bank account details included in the said emails related to unknown third parties.   Without waiting

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

To say that this past academic year was like no other is an understatement!  We have all had to navigate through uncertain times. There was no instruction booklet nor manual that we could pull off the shelf to guide us, we simply had to face what was in front of us. Different people coped in

You’d be surprised what the teachers can pack into a week. It’s a wonder they actually survive the year, but, the result is happy, excited children who have progressed a great deal over the past twelve months in spite of all the difficulties which the pandemic placed in our way.

No, we are not going to the Caribbean. Neither are we offering dancing lessons. But, height was very much on our minds. At the end of the year, we take stock of many things – how much the children have learnt, how much they developed and how much they have grown, to name a few.

Our KG1Z have been using the RWI literacy scheme at College to further develop their phonics development. The students regularly use coloured sand (following hand sanitization and safety measures) to form letters using a sensory approach to learning. It is a great way to engage students and encourage them to focus in a child-friendly manner.

As we approach the end of the year, our eyes are firmly fixed on the upcoming scholastic year. This year is already an improvement. This time last year, when it came to planning, we felt like we were surrounded in a pea-souper, not knowing what was just ahead of us. This year is better but