St Edward's College, Malta

Escaping exam stress one page at a time. A relaxing reading session under the gazebo was just what we needed!

This is the month where our students celebrate their special day in the Catholic Church. First Holy Communion and Confirmation are two sacraments which our students take as part of the College community. This does not mean that they are not part of the community in their parishes; indeed, these sacraments confer on the students membership to all the Catholic Communities f this world. Virtus et Honor.

St Edward’s College has been ranked first for the upcoming scholastic year under the Arts Council Malta Arts in Schools Scheme with its proposal Living History – Celebrating a Century. This recognition further strengthens the College’s Humanities programme, placing creativity, research, and collaboration at the centre of learning. The project brings together Year 8 students with artists Gabriel Buttigieg and Anna Aloisio under the guidance of Art Teacher Ryan Falzon, exploring the College’s rich history through the creation of two large-scale murals.
We thank Arts Council Malta for this recognition, which affirms the importance of arts education and its role in shaping meaningful, future-focused learning environments.

As the end of the school year draws near, the co-educational environment at St Edward’s College continues to operate as a natural part of everyday school life.

Throughout the year, students have worked together in a structured and guided setting that reflects the realities of modern education.

Developing communication, respect, and awareness through daily interaction.

This experience is now an established part of the student journey.

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Who said revision is boring work? Ask these boys ⭐️

And the last Staff member of the month for this scholastic year is Ms Tracy Bonnici. You will not find Ms Bonnici dancing on table tops and her approach is normally quiet and unobtrusive...but oh, boy does her teaching pack a punch! her creativity and initiatives both in the classroom and outside of it are an inspiration which get the students hooked on to business studies. She is a team player and a person who sees possibilities in every situation. Thank you Ms Bonnici!