Maltese as a language for presentations
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…
Dwardu's Scoops - The Spooky edition
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.…
Weird Weekend Curtain raiser - Halloween at St Edward's College
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…
A tiny scare
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.
Dwardu's Scoops - Issue 02
Dwardu’s Scoops is out again! In this edition, we have a marvellous adventure on safari, an Old Edwardian turned cyborg, new year representatives for SEPTA, photos for St Edward’s day and so much more. Our lead article is by the INCO, Ms Kiki Mizzi who focuses on autism awareness while the editorial speaks of inclusivity.…
The Edwardian 2021-2022
For the first time, St Edward’s College is publishing its annual THE EDWARDIAN in digital format. This 98-page issue features analysis by the Headmaster Mr Nollaig Mac An Bhaird, reflections by the heads of sections, class photos and photos of activities held for the students and pupils. “The hard copy, that is the printed version,…
First days - what were they up to?
Almost two weeks into the scholastic year and the summer holidays seem like the days of ages past. For adults, time travels at a speed different to that experienced by children. And thank goodness for that, since in that way, they settle down to a different lifestyle fairly rapidly. On the upside, the littlest ones…
Dwardu's Scoops has a new dress
For the new scholastic year, Dwardu’s Scoops, the college newsletter has taken on a new dress. With a fresh new layout in crisp greyish-blues, the first edition is a bumper one. “What was planned as a modest edition, actually morphed into a considerable one. This just goes to show the sheer amount of activity and…