National Sport School, Malta

NSS Year 11 female Football student, 15 year old Amy Catania, marked an unforgettable milestone as she made her senior National Team debut for Malta in the 0-3 World Cup qualifier against Turkey. What a proud moment! We are sure Amy will go through more succesful moments in her career.
Keep up your good work Amy 🇲🇹⚽️

Congratulations to NSS Year 11 Squash student Mattea Saliba who was awarded the FreeHour Youth Athlete of the Year - 2026
We are proud!

Congratulates to our NSS Year 11 student-athletes Liam Daly, Year 10 Katie Vella Wood and Year 8 Mickaya Fave on their exceptional performances at the Yasmine-Hammamet African Cup in Tunisia.
Liam achieved an impressive 3rd-place podium finish in the Junior Cup Sprint Triathlon and also claimed 1st Overall and 1st Under-17 in the Youth Age Group Race.
Katie delivered a fantastic performance to secure 1st Overall and 1st Under-15 in the Youth Age Group Race.
Mickaya Fava earned an excellent 2nd Overall finish and 1st Under-13 in the Youth Age Group Race.
Proud of your impressive results!

Congratulations to NSS Year 9 Artistic Gymnasts students Julia and Janet Galea after winning in the Elite Junior Category All-Round 3rd place securing a four Bronze apparatus medals in The International Gymnastics Competition held in Romania recently. NSS Year 8 students Chloe Micallef and Unique Fava also competed in this event with solid performances.
The experience extended far beyond the competition. Our athletes had the incredible opportunity to train at the Romanian National Olympic Training Centre alongside members of the Romanian National Team. A truly unforgettable highlight was meeting gymnastics legend Nadia Comăneci, who highly praised the level of gymnastics demonstrated by our students.

From exploring national treasures to adrenaline-fueled adventures — the NSS Year 10 Live-In was another incredible event!

NSS Year 9 student Stella Skodacek won the Bergantov Memorial, Tennis Europe, U14, Category 2 in Maribor Slovenia and was also runner-up in Doubles. Stella from seeded no. 14 defeated seeded no. 1 Aleka Kukrik from Serbia in the final to claim her first Tennis Europe title in singles.

The National Sport School, Malta would like to congratulate all the Athletics students for their performances during last weekend’s National Championships. Together they managed to cap 35 medals; 13 gold, 16 silver and 6 bronze. Well done to all of you. NSS is proud of you all!

The medal winners were:

Under 14
Asia Psaila
Gold in Vortex
Gold in Discus
Gold in 4 x 200m
Silver in 100m
Silver in 300m
Bronze in High Jump

Aurora Desira
Gold in 1000m
Gold in 300m
Silver in 70m Hurdles
Silver in 4 x 200m

Amy Barberi
Gold in 70m Hurdles
Gold in Long Jump
Gold in Shot Put
Silver in Discus
Silver in High Jump
Bronze in 100m

Luke Spiteri
Gold in 75m Hurdles
Gold in 4 x 200m
Silver in 300m
Bronze in 100m

Emily Vella
Silver in 1000m
Silver in 4 x 200m
Bronze in 75m Hurdles

Under 16
Leah Frendo
Gold in 400m
Gold in 4 x 100m
Gold in 4 x 200m
Silver in 100m
Silver in Long Jump
Silver in 200m

Kristina Agius
Gold in Triple Jump
Silver in 4 x 100m
Silver in 4 x 200m
Bronze in Long Jump

Ana Borg Myatt
Gold in 80m Hurdles
Gold in 4 x 100m
Bronze in 4 x 200m

Karina Peresso
Silver in 800m
Silver in 1500m

Kurt Ciantar
Silver in 800m

Well done to all!

A very informative session about Photo Journalism thanks to Timmy Cutugno with our Year 10 students. Timmy discussed topics such;
a) What intellectual property means in sports media.
b) Why photographers own the rights to their images.
c) How to respectfully approach photographers.
d) The difference between fair use and purchasing images.
e)How proper credit and collaboration benefits both athletes and media professionals.
Thanks alot for your time and contribution for more awareness and education about this topic.