St. Louis Grammar School, Ta' Giorni, MALTA

09/03/2026

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This page was created to encourage knitting and donate to a good cause. So if you can knit or would like to, now is your chance. The stock you knit for example scarves, beanies etc will be collected and sold. The proceed will be donated to The Millennium Chapel in Paceville.

Check out the official page at: https://www.facebook.com/knittingforacausemalta/

15/03/2024

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14/03/2024

Please note: school leavers 1975 - Form 5A/Form 5B

We are meeting at The Greenhouse, Greens Supermarket in Ibrag on Tuesday, April 2nd, at 10.00am

13/10/2022

Miss Cassar, RIP

06/08/2022

Well done Eileen Montesin, keep it up.

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This is not a drill: Eileen Montesin’s iconic phrase ‘Ara Doris’ – which had become a national meme – is being turned into a TV series! Eileen’s iconic catchphrase “Ara Doris, hello!” which was said during a televised opening of Malta’s carnival back in 2006, quickly went viral all...

02/12/2021

Prosit Eileen Montesin II
She was also a student at our school.

Local media icon Eileen Montesin is the winner of this year's Lifetime Achievement Award at the Lovin Malta Social Media Awards 2021.

11/10/2021

Welcome to Valerie Nee (Saliba) class of 1973 and Mona Micallef
Any photos to bring back memories, please?
Feel free to tag any school friends not yet nembers if this page.

12/03/2021

Anna Trapaniwelcome to our group. Post some info about yourself to connect with old school mates.

28/09/2020

This was the school premises until 1969. After that St. Louis moved to Sliema Primary School temporarily, then to Ta’Giorni, with an annexe for forms 1 and 2 at St. Julians Primary School.

Practically invisible to people passing by in Manwel Dimech Street, this derelict villa is best known to the older generation. Many where those, in fact, who used to enjoy flocking to this site. Because did you know that this villa was once an open-air cinema, the only one of its kind in Malta back in the day?

The villa also served as a school until 1969 and became an educational institute again as part of the St. Louis School.

ABOUT
By Adrian Gatt on The Times Of Malta.

Villa Bonnici is situated two-thirds of the way up from the Ferries towards the Sliema police station along Manwel Dimech Street in Sliema. The gardens of this grand old villa stretch all the way down, almost to the Sliema Strand (behind where the Forestals showroom used to be), and span from Parisio Street on one side to St. Agatha Street on the other.

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