It is always a pleasure to extend a warm welcome to Mr. Geoffrey Fichte, the CEO of HSBC. Mr Fichte could see for himself the different apparatus which is being used in the school. This apparatus was bought using funds generously donated by HSBC Malta Foundation. Glenn Bugeja
Today during the assembly we celebrated World Rare Disease Day. World Rare Disease Day is observed on the last day of February each year. It’s a day to raise awareness about rare diseases and the challenges faced by those affected by them. It’s an opportunity to advocate for better access to treatment and support for individuals and families dealing with rare diseases.
‘Tiny Teen Science Café’, an activity for Year 6 students and parents/guardians, intended to promote STEM careers among primary students. We extend our gratitude to our guest speakers: Dr. J. Bigeni (Medical Doctor), Captain Philip Cardona (Pilot), Ms. M. Sciortino (Statistician and Researcher), and Mr. Dave and Ms. Pam Mason (Shark-Lab Malta), who generously shared their time and experiences with us. A heartfelt thanks goes to our science teacher, Ms. Mariosa, for her dedication in coordinating this event and ensuring it was a fun and enlightening learning opportunity.
Michele Camilleri and Matthias Pace, who were in Year 5.1during last scholastic year, have been shortlisted as finalists of the educational competition in relation to the Games of the Small States of Europe that were hosted in Malta last June.
Today they attended an event held at the premises of the Maltese Olympic Committee and were rewarded with commemorative gifts and prizes. Well done Michele and Matthias. We are proud of you 
