
Well done to our football team who made it to the finals.


Our class was good, we did our best,
Our teacher saw and felt impressed.
A pancake treat, warm, sweet, and nice,
For being good—that’s worth the slice!

Today, our Group 1 ~ Special Unit learners enjoyed a fantastic themed session! We started with a word fishing game—students fished out special words and answered questions, with some using their devices to make it even more interactive and accessible.
It was a day filled with smiles, creativity, and lots of enjoyment
Next, we put on our chef hats and prepared “spider sausages” ![]()
—perfect for our cooking session! After baking our creepy-crawly treats, students wrapped up the day with a fun and relaxing colouring activity.









Years 6.1 and 6.2 embarked on an in-depth exploration of Valletta’s lesser-known historical treasures, uncovering hidden gems and fascinating stories that shaped the city’s rich past. Away from the more popular tourist paths they learned about the everyday lives of Valletta’s early residents. Each discovery brought new perspectives on Malta’s capital, revealing layers of history often missed by the casual observer.







What a joyful day, hip-hip-hooray!
Off to school in our own fun way.
No uniforms here, just colours galore,
With wild, crazy hair like never before!
First half-term’s done, so let’s celebrate,
With laughter and smiles, the feeling is great.
And what’s the cherry, the final treat?
A sweet, soft doughnut—delicious and neat!









Math can be fun—and even delicious,
With lessons that go beyond the ambitious.
In the kitchen, we mix and we bake,
Muffins and numbers, for learning’s sake.
Recipes guide us; we measure with care,
Fractions and units fill up the air.
A cup of flour, a teaspoon of salt,
Math in action, without a halt.
Adding and counting, we double the batch,
Multiplying skills that will surely catch.
Sequencing steps, each one in its place,
Math meets muffins—a sweet embrace!
In each tasty bite, a lesson anew,
Learning’s more fun when it’s practical, too.
With cross-curricular flavours in every taste,
Math becomes a treat—not a test to waste!
Carefully weighing and measuring each ingredient to ensure the right balance, calculating, adjusting oven temperatures, timing. All the careful preparation goes in before placing the mixture into the oven. The result? Perfectly baked, delicious muffins.







Run, run! We have big spiders in Year 2.1! Wait… they actually smell good. It seems like they taste yummy too! ![]()





Another exciting outing. The Year 1 students embarked on an adventurous day exploring the beautiful rural landscape of Gozo. This time, it was their turn to connect with nature, taking a scenic trek through winding paths that led them to Marsalforn. Along the way, they could enjoy the outdoors and also learn more about the environment in a fun and interactive way.





Certificate awarded by the National Literacy Agency to Elisa Marie Agius and Jean Carl Agius in recognition of their outstanding commitment and enthusiasm for reading.
