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Reopening of Church Schools – Statement by the Secretariat for Catholic Education
Read the full statement issued by the Secretariat for Catholic Education regarding the reopening of Church Schools: 34 FTUH SKEJJEL TAL-KNISJA MT Parents/guardians are encouraged to follow the guidelines communicated by the College.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S MENTAL HEALTH IS A PRIORITY: STATEMENT BY THE SECRETARIAT FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION AND THE CHURCH SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
YOUNG PEOPLE’S MENTAL HEALTH IS A PRIORITY STATEMENT BY THE SECRETARIAT FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION AND THE CHURCH SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION The Secretariat for Catholic Education and the Church Schools Association (CSA) are concerned about several issues raised in the white...
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Our Rector, Fr Jimmy Bartolo sj, shares a special Easter message for all, from the Jesuit Community's Garden. Click here to watch it You can also view his e-card below: ** A reminder about the EASTER VIGIL ** The event will be live streamed from the St Aloysius Chapel...
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Over the past week, our Primary and Secondary school students celebrated World Down Syndrome awareness week by not only wearing, but also drawing colourful pairs of mismatched socks 🙂 Check out the photos below: Our Secondary School's Student Council has also...
Our Lady of Sorrows – An Online Event at our Secondary School
On the occasion of the feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, the Chaplaincy team - Fr Paul Zammit sj and Ms Mary Bonnici Xuereb - put together a special online presentation, which was shared with the secondary school community. Built around the concept of suffering out of...
NEW VACANCY: Assistant Head – St Aloysius College Sixth Form
For more information about this post, click the link below: AssistantHeadSixthForm2021Final.
Spotlight on Prep 5 DD – World Water Day 2021
Following their participation in activities organised in commemoration of World Water Day, Prep 5 DD have shared their experience with us: Our class followed the World Water Day Assembly attentively. It was a very interesting video prepared by Ms Roberta. We realised...
Juvenes Translatores translation contest: Sixth Form students get special mention
Juvenes Translatores is an annual contest aiming to promote multilingualism and provide an introduction to translation for students attending colleges around Europe. Following their successful participation in last November's edition, three of our Sixth Form students...
World Water Day Campaign: TELL US YOUR WATER
To commemorate World Water Day, the Jesuit Education Foundation has organised a multimedia activity for students of all ages: Water means different things to different people. In households, schools and workplaces, water can mean health, hygiene, dignity, and...
Parallel to the reality of lessons in the virtual world and the many missed opportunities for students, another reality has taken over a good number of local schools, and ours too – maintenance works, which everyone would have considered unthinkable at this time of the year.
March, April, May and June are months usually overflowing with activity in schools. At St Aloysius’ College, students populate classes, corridors, sports facilities, the church and the inner and outer grounds while preparing for activities such as Parents’ Days, Talent Night, Festalwiġi, field work outings, graduation, annual examinations and many others, making it almost impossible to mention them all.
All this activity been replaced by maintenance works which is quite a first at this time of year. Currently the upgrade of classes that was planned for the summer months is nearing completion, an infirmary is being set up and the installation of a new lift as well as the upgrade of the old one are at an advanced stage.
Obviously the maintenance works are but a fragment of the overall puzzle that will hopefully see the eventual return of normal schooling activity in the secondary school.
At the moment a lot of uncertainty reigns. Many questions remain unanswered and actual operational decisions need to be taken along with clear indications given by the relevant authorities to ensure the health and safety of everyone.
All considered we are all looking forward to what will hopefully be a normal opening of the coming scholastic year.
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Discover Educard – a JAYE company
What is Educard? Educard is a children’s educational game which targets children aged between 5 and 7 years. At Educard, our aim is to help visual learners read and understand basic subjects like Maltese, English, Mathematics and Science. Each card has been designed...
Reopening of Church Schools – Statement by the Secretariat for Catholic Education
Read the full statement issued by the Secretariat for Catholic Education regarding the reopening of Church Schools: 34 FTUH SKEJJEL TAL-KNISJA MT Parents/guardians are encouraged to follow the guidelines communicated by the College.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S MENTAL HEALTH IS A PRIORITY: STATEMENT BY THE SECRETARIAT FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION AND THE CHURCH SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
YOUNG PEOPLE’S MENTAL HEALTH IS A PRIORITY STATEMENT BY THE SECRETARIAT FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION AND THE CHURCH SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION The Secretariat for Catholic Education and the Church Schools Association (CSA) are concerned about several issues raised in the white...
An Easter message and e-card from Fr Jimmy Bartolo sj
Our Rector, Fr Jimmy Bartolo sj, shares a special Easter message for all, from the Jesuit Community's Garden. Click here to watch it You can also view his e-card below: ** A reminder about the EASTER VIGIL ** The event will be live streamed from the St Aloysius Chapel...
World Down Syndrome Awareness Week: College Highlights
Over the past week, our Primary and Secondary school students celebrated World Down Syndrome awareness week by not only wearing, but also drawing colourful pairs of mismatched socks 🙂 Check out the photos below: Our Secondary School's Student Council has also...
Our Lady of Sorrows – An Online Event at our Secondary School
On the occasion of the feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, the Chaplaincy team - Fr Paul Zammit sj and Ms Mary Bonnici Xuereb - put together a special online presentation, which was shared with the secondary school community. Built around the concept of suffering out of...
NEW VACANCY: Assistant Head – St Aloysius College Sixth Form
For more information about this post, click the link below: AssistantHeadSixthForm2021Final.
Spotlight on Prep 5 DD – World Water Day 2021
Following their participation in activities organised in commemoration of World Water Day, Prep 5 DD have shared their experience with us: Our class followed the World Water Day Assembly attentively. It was a very interesting video prepared by Ms Roberta. We realised...
Juvenes Translatores translation contest: Sixth Form students get special mention
Juvenes Translatores is an annual contest aiming to promote multilingualism and provide an introduction to translation for students attending colleges around Europe. Following their successful participation in last November's edition, three of our Sixth Form students...
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To commemorate World Water Day, the Jesuit Education Foundation has organised a multimedia activity for students of all ages: Water means different things to different people. In households, schools and workplaces, water can mean health, hygiene, dignity, and...

Discover Educard – a JAYE company
What is Educard? Educard is a children’s educational game which targets children aged between 5 and 7 years. At Educard, our aim is to help visual learners read and understand basic subjects like...

Reopening of Church Schools – Statement by the Secretariat for Catholic Education
Read the full statement issued by the Secretariat for Catholic Education regarding the reopening of Church Schools: 34 FTUH SKEJJEL TAL-KNISJA MT Parents/guardians are encouraged to follow the...