Ghaxaq Primary School St Benedict College

Another prestigious award for our school and students! The National Literacy Agency, winners of the World Book Day competitions 2026! Well done to:
Year 3
Emma Vassallo 1st
Eleonora Demicoli 2nd

And to all those involved!

L-Aġenzija Nazzjonali tal-Litteriżmu
St Benedict College - Office of the Head College Network
David Muscat

Some proud moments for our school! Thank you, parents, students, and staff, for helping Malta Trust Foundation. The Malta Trust Foundation will help Lee and other students buy specialized equipment that will make them more independent!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Malta Trust Foundation
Marie Louise Coleiro Preca

Congratulations to all the staff at SBC Għaxaq Primary on once again being awarded the GOLD Literacy Book Champion Award.

A heartfelt thank you to all educators for their continuous dedication, hard work, and commitment throughout the year. Your collaboration with the SLT and with one another in the various literacy projects organised during the school year has greatly contributed to the learning, development, and success of all our students.

Well done to everyone on this outstanding achievement!
St Benedict College - Office of the Head College Network

We are delighted to announce that our school was awarded the prestigious 7th EkoSkola award. We are so proud of our committee, and we thank all the stakeholders for their support.

A HUGE well done to our three finalists in today’s 400m race at the Malta School Games — Iker Azzopardi, Matthias Grima, and Hazel Muscat.

You all gave it your absolute best, and we are incredibly proud of each one of you. Competing at this level is already a fantastic achievement!

Congratulations to Iker and Hazel for returning with the gold medals, and a special mention to Matthias for a strong and determined performance in a very competitive race.

St Benedict College - Office of the Head College Network

We are incredibly proud of our EkoSkola Committee for receiving a prestigious award from the local council in recognition of their work on sustainable development initiatives. This achievement highlights their dedication, responsibility, and passion for creating a better future. Their efforts continue to inspire our school and local community to actively contribute towards sustainability.

We are proud to share that on the 16th of April, our school was awarded the title of a Dyslexia Friendly School. This recognition is a great honour for our entire community. It reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting every learner and embracing diverse needs. We remain dedicated to continuing this work to ensure an inclusive and supportive environment for all our students.