Savio College - Dingli - Malta

VET Media Literacy in Action!
Our students have been exploring the school with their cameras, capturing different spots around campus for their recent School-Based Assessment (SBA). Take a look through the gallery to see their hard work and support our developing creators!

Today we begin our examination session at Savio College. We kindly ask you to keep our students (and educators🙂) in your prayers, that the Lord may grant them calm hearts, wisdom, and perseverance throughout these days.

St. Domenico Savio, pray for us.

Our Year 8 students wrapped up this year’s Let’s Cook Together programme on a sweet note by baking delicious ooey-gooey brownies! 🍫👨‍🍳

It has been wonderful to watch their confidence, skills, and teamwork grow throughout the year. The irresistible smell of freshly baked brownies filled the school, and the boys could hardly wait to taste their creations before sharing them with their families.

Well done, Year 8s, for your enthusiasm and commitment — thank you for making this year’s cooking sessions so enjoyable and memorable! 💙

Our Year 8 Environmental Studies students recently enjoyed an unforgettable educational visit to Sicily! 🌋🇮🇹

From conducting a hands-on experiment at the Etna Crateri Silvestri to exploring the breathtaking Gole dell’Alcantara, the day brought classroom learning to life. Students also enjoyed a traditional Sicilian lunch before visiting the beautiful town of Taormina, taking in its rich history, culture, and stunning views.

A fantastic day of discovery, learning, and memorable experiences beyond the classroom! 💙

Relive the highlights of this year's Savio College Bikeathlon!

What a fantastic day filled with determination, teamwork, friendship, and plenty of smiles along the way. A big thank you to all the students, parents, staff, volunteers, and supporters who made this event possible.

Enjoy the video! 🎥👇

Bikeathlon 2026 The Savio College Bikeathlon is one of the school’s most anticipate...

An impressive 70 students from Years 9 and 10 took part in this year’s Badminton Tournament 🏸🔥

After two preliminary rounds, players advanced into the Champions League and Europa League knockout stages, with matches becoming increasingly intense and competitive as the tournament progressed.

Congratulations to all participants for the commitment, enthusiasm, and excellent sportsmanship shown throughout the competition — making the tournament a great success from start to finish! 💙👏

Year 9 and Year 10 students studying Biology, Chemistry, and Environmental Studies attended an insightful talk delivered by the Institute of Earth Systems - B.Sc.(Hons) in Earth Systems.

Students explored how the Institute studies the Earth’s complex and dynamic systems, including the lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere, while also understanding the important relationship between human activity, environmental management, and policy-making. The session highlighted the importance of interdisciplinary learning in addressing environmental challenges and gave students a valuable insight into further studies and careers in environmental and rural sciences.

A big thank you to the Institute of Earth Systems - University of Malta for sharing their expertise and inspiring our students to think critically about the world around them.

Year 8 students took part in an engaging Environmental Studies trek from the Chapel of St Matthew at Maqluba to the surroundings of Ħaġar Qim in Qrendi.

Throughout the walk, students explored the impressive Maqluba sinkhole, observed the rich Maltese flora and fauna, and studied the valleys, coastline, and natural landscapes that form part of our islands’ unique environment. The trek also provided an opportunity to connect geography with history, as students encountered sites and landmarks linked to different historical periods — from Malta’s prehistoric past, to the era of the Knights of St John, and the British period. A day of outdoor learning, discovery, and appreciation of Malta’s natural and cultural heritage.

Our Year 8 students had the unique opportunity to meet with forensic officers who shared valuable insights into the fascinating world of forensic science.

During the session, the officers explained the important role they play in investigations, how evidence is carefully extracted and analysed from crime scenes, and how they collaborate closely with laboratory scientists to obtain accurate results. The students were also introduced to the skills, qualifications, and requirements needed to pursue a career as a forensic officer.

The visit was both educational and inspiring, giving students a deeper understanding of how science is applied in real-life situations to support justice and investigations.

A sincere thank you to the forensic officers for taking the time to share their knowledge and experiences with our students.

Year 7 enjoying an unforgettable educational day in Gozo

We started the day the Maltese way with delicious pastizzi before exploring the incredible Ġgantija Temples. Students then had the opportunity to visit Magro Brothers' production line, learning about local agriculture, food production, and the Maltese industry in action.

After lunch by the sea, the day continued with a visit to the Ċittadella Archaeological Museum and Visitors’ Centre. A fantastic day filled with learning, culture, teamwork, and memorable experiences beyond the classroom.