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It has been brought to our attention that an email, purporting to come from our Accounts office is currently being circulated. It is entitled “St Edward’s College Reimbursement” and it carries the fake profile of our accounts officer Ms Trish Bianco. If you have received or will receive a similar email, please ignore this and…

In this edition of Dwardu’s Scoops, the Early Years and Junior School prize winners are recorded. We celebrate the achievements of a young sailor as well as a budding programmer. Seriously, this College is really a hive bursting with activity. We also take this opportunity to wish you all a very Happy Easter!

“If you go down in the grounds today, you’re sure of a big surprise If you go down in the grounds today, you’d better go in disguise” Well, the great children’s songwriter Harry Hall would look the other way for our blatant adaptation of his song ‘The Teddy Bear’s Picnic’. And you would be very…

And finally, the Concerts are back on. Well, technically they never really disappeared but in reality, without the parents there as an attentive and eager audience, it was certainly not the same. And the little ‘uns certainly had a blast!

After a long and, by our standards, very cold winter, we are starting to see spring peeping tentatively round the corner. And the children are out in the gardens to catch a glimpse of the buds.

As Easter approaches, the excitement for the traditional figolli starts to build up…and the children had a go at making them.

Dwardu’s Scoops is out again with a bumper edition for Prize Day. For the first time since Covid struck we have gone back to human rather than virtual interaction and, albeit in a modified format, Prize day was held at college. Two sessions it took with a frantic sanitizing bout in between to ensure that…

Three banners have been hung on the main gates at St Edward’s College: “WE’RE TRYING” “WE’RE NOT SAFE UNLESS YOU ARE ALL SAFE” “IT’S CorONa virUS” St Edward’s College has, over the past months and now years, adhered strictly to all COVID-19 protocols. Together with schools in Malta, it has enforced stringent rules on mask-wearing,…

It was a morning like no other for the Year 8s. Ms Radka Zarkova had managed to obtain two pig’s eyes for Biology Class. So far, these students had been learning about the eye from books. All very anaemic and clinical. Then came Ms Zarkova, who, like a veritable Houdini, pulled the porcine body parts…