College works well underway

May 27, 2020

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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All this activity been replaced by maintenance works which is quite a first at this time of year.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.

Alison Administrator

Communications Officer - Jesuits in Malta

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