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Master Zac Bianco has been elected as President of the School Council. He replaces Ines Montes who is now a member of the Council. Master Lawrence Saliba was elected vice-president. Ms Samantha Abela, Head of the Middle School and the organiser of the School Council elections complimented all the candidates for participating in this democratic

You may call it play. We’d be very happy if you did, actually, because it is the best way for children to learn. At the tender are of Nursery and Kinder, children are still developing their fine motor skills such as holding a pencil or a crayon. They are also learning to control their bodies

KG1Z worked on their gross motor development as they pretended to be animals during a topic linked outdoor session. This followed an indoor sensory activity where the children worked their senses, exploratory, language and fine motor skills.  

Students’ Council Elections are an early exercise in the democratic process. The following are the students who will be running for Council with a vlog to help voters decide.    

With the new year comes new blood to the College Newsletter. Welcome on board as reporters Mr Julian Coppini and Mr Luigi Portelli who have several irons in their writing fire at the moment. In this edition we pay tribute to the late Mr Harty, much loved and sorely missed. The College Council features prominently

KG2x had their weekly Edward Bear literacy project. The young boys remain eager to share their adventures through photos and presentations with the class. The students address their peers as they develop their language and literacy skills. This then leads to an outdoor free play session in the sun.  

At the assembly, the winners of the Cross Country 2021-22 were awarded the trophies and Ducane won the aggregate cup. Headmaster Nollaig Mac an Bhaird praised the students for their commitment and for their co-operation in a year filled with challenges.

Children and greens are not synonymous, as most parents will attest after countless attempts to get their progeny to eat their greens. But, if eating is not on the menu (ahem!) children seem quite open to experimentation. Can you paint a tree using broccoli? Can you make a car using bread? C’mon! Take up the

As a wise man once said: Show me your seed and I will show you your harvest. We plant a lot of seeds at College. Some are real and blossom into vegetables and flowers throughout the year. Some are virtual and blossom into the beautiful minds of young children and adults. Here we have year