St Martin's College Sixth Form

A big WELL DONE to Luisa Attard and Qiwen Guan for their excellent debating skills at the final debate session organised by NSTF. The exciting session was held in the Maltese Parliament, and was led by the Deputy speaker of Parliament, David Agius. Well done to all!

Our Level 12 Art A-Level and Intermediate students had a unique opportunity to explore the work and influence of one of Malta’s pioneers of modern art, Carmelo Mangion.

Six students from St Martin's College Sixth Form took part in EPAS Madrid: a simulation that requires the students to play the role of journalists and Members of the European Parliament.

Consequently, they needed to make amendments to certain law and then argue them through according to the parliamentary group that they are placed in. St Martin's College participated along with 5 schools from Malta and a number of schools from Spain and Cyprus.

A big well done to Thea and Luce for getting elected Presidents of their group and Thea once again, for being awarded a certificate of excellence.

Congratulations to Luisa Attard, Mikela Sakota and Victoria Brooks for winning an award in a statistics competition organised by the National Statistics Office! We extend our heartfelt thanks to Ms Nadia Caruana for her support and guidance.

Our St Martin’s College Sixth Form Computing students visited the Faculty of ICT, where they explored the evolution of computing, from early hardware to key milestones that have shaped today’s digital world. They also looked ahead to emerging developments in cybersecurity, including how quantum physics could be used to create more secure networks for the future of the internet.

Our Level 12 Chemistry students attended an engaging session led by students from the Pharmacology faculty at the University of Malta, where they explored a range of study pathways and gained a clearer insight into the courses on offer.

Our St Martin’s College Sixth Form JA team took part in a promotional event held outside Parliament in Valletta. This year, the team has developed an app offering a range of household services, from cleaning to car washing.

Keep up the innovation and good work!

Eleanor Abela is an integral member of our team at St Martin’s College, serving as Careers Adviser and Academic Mentor with over 31 years of experience in student support and guidance.

In her role, she provides tailored careers advice and mentorship, helping students navigate their journey into further and higher education, from crafting impactful personal statements to preparing international university applications, all while building the academic mindset needed for sixth form success.

Eleanor shares “I am deeply passionate about helping young people discover their strengths, build confidence, and make informed decisions about their futures.”
What makes her work truly special is the strong alignment with our values. At Chiswick House School & St Martin’s College, every student is seen, supported, and encouraged to thrive.

“Seeing students grow, gain clarity and achieve outcomes they once doubted keeps me motivated every day.”

With a supportive, collaborative, and student-centred team culture, it’s this shared commitment that ensures every learner feels empowered to succeed.

Thank you, Eleanor, for your dedication, care, and the lasting impact you make on our students every day.

We would like to thank everyone who attended our Sixth Form Open Evening at St Martin’s College. It was a pleasure welcoming you and sharing insights into our Sixth Form experience.

If you were unable to attend, we would be delighted to welcome you for a visit and provide further information and guidance.

Registrations for the Scholastic Year 2026–2027 are now open.

For enquiries or to arrange a visit, please contact us at [email protected]