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The KG2s had another outing, this time for a pizza making activity, and boy did they have fun! They each made their own pizza from scratch and chose their favorite toppings to go along. While they waited for the pizza to bake, they all had a go in the play area to work up an

Inter-House Cross-Country 2023  (Result Sheet)   IB (2.5k) 1st place Pran Bettanin (11.12) Congreve 2nd place Kailu Pucciarelli (12.32) Congreve 3rd place Simon Grech (12.39) Congreve Year 11 (2.5k) 1st place Luke Mizzi (10.42) Congreve 2nd place Yazan Geblawi (11.20) Ducane 3rd place Andy Zhang (11.20) Campbell House classification 1st place Campbell 29pts 2nd place

Nursery X students have been exploring the famous Gruffalo and his stories over the past two weeks. A number of activities were organized and the students loved extending their play to further develop the stories. From role-play to sensory trays the students extended their language and understanding of the story and all the creatures involved

The debates that go on in the upper Early Years classes are always exciting ones. As the boys learn through hands-on activities as well as peer activities one can hear the encouragement and see the joy of these students. Their discussions, and the development of the ability to listen, assimilate and counter-argue are a crucial

KG1 students finally went on their long-awaited outing to Little Peeps Pop-Up Town this week. The children loved hopping onto the big bus and enjoyed their trip as they spotted and called out a number of things as they went from village to village. However, their time at the setting definitely had everyone full throttle

This week some of our early years’ classes had their gardening sessions with Joey our college gardener. These yearly sessions are always eagerly looked forward to and this year the students are planting beans and potatoes in their designated garden patches. Next week the rest of the classes will have their sessions. Each time Joey

In this edition of Dwardu’s Scoops we find information on emotional intelligence. Cultural exchanges play a large part in this edition with two oriental cultures playing a significant role at the college. And the students are back to their trips abroad, a much-coveted annual expedition. Read on!

On the last day of Christmas term, my true love gave to me – many pages of good reading, more pictures than I can possibly see and a message from the Headmaster – all in the last edition of Dwardu’s Scoops (for 2022, that is!)  

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