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St Aloysius’ College Sixth Form will be opening the Secondary School Theatre doors on Thursday 11th June at 09:00 for its Information Meeting, to kick off the Open Day. The full programme can be accessed in full here. After the Info Meeting, students and parents are...
St Aloysius’ College Sixth Form will be opening the Secondary School Theatre doors on Thursday 11th June at 09:00 for its Information Meeting, to kick off the Open Day. After the Info Meeting, students and parents are invited to explore our Sixth Form and discover the...
The rank order of the Primary School ballot for Year 6 Intake is being published here below: Rank Order Girl Rank Order Boys The ballot was drawn yesterday (Thursday) and streamed live on YouTube.
St Aloysius College Primary School is issuing a call for applications for 23 students in Prep/Year 6; 11 boys and 12 girls. These are mainstream vacancies as all places for students under support are already filled. Therefore, students under support, with a...
Dear Students, Parents, Educators and Members of Staff, As we draw closer to Holy Week and Easter, we wanted to reach out to you in a simple and heartfelt way. We are living in uneasy times. Every day we are confronted with news of suffering, from all across the...
As part of his participation in the Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) competition, Julian Agius Scicluna explored the issue of food scarcity and food security. His article highlights how hunger is not caused by a lack of food globally, but by unequal...
As part of our EkoSkola and LEAF project, Zack Spiteri (Class 2CC) wrote an article for the Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) competition exploring food security in Malta and how innovative solutions like vertical farming in our school sensory garden can help...
The Online Registrations for St Aloysius Sixth Form will be available online between Tuesday 25 August (00:00am) until Thursday 27 August noon. No applications will be accepted after the closing date and time. The online registration link will only be open between...
Dear Students, Parents, Educators and Members of Staff, As we enter the sacred season of Christmas, we do so with hearts that carry both gratitude and reflection. This scholastic year has brought its own challenges within our College community. Even across the...
Following the success of last year’s E-Twinning project, which was awarded National Quality Label, our secondary school is excited to announce another e-Twinning project. This project, entitled “Arc en ciel de fête”, is designed to provide Form 3 students studying...
Four Secondary School students are participating in the Young Reporters for the Environment international competition.
The highlight of the 2022/2023 competition is Environmental Pollution, with the assessment criteria divided into five categories: Format & Structure, Honest & Unbiased Reporting, Constructive & Well-Rounded Perspective, Originality & Independence, and Dissemination.
Best of luck to our participants!
Click here to read the article: Building a Bridge Too Far
Click here to read the article: Changes in the Way We Travel
‘During the English lesson our educators often initiate and facilitate debating discussions on national and global environmental issues. The aim is to help us students understand the importance of the environment and how it affects us. We are encouraged to read articles and research about some environmental topics and then we discuss them in class. We also prepare material on the topic like presentations, charts, drawings, posters and articles to help us reflect on our role as responsible, global citizens. My interest in this topic began during one of these discussions. I chose to write an article, and then my teacher encouraged me to participate in the YRE competition.’
More information about the photo campaign:
‘The barren-state condition of the Mediterranean subtidal rocky habitats due to the ever-reducing sea urchin density is a widespread wonder. Possibly due to overfishing of this consumable fishery resource, which locally is a delicacy. The aim of this photo creation is to raise awareness and create an opportunity to press action for the development of sustainable fishing and economy.
This photo was created as part of our work on the Blue-Med Project and SDG 14 Life Below Water. We had the opportunity to interview a couple of local fishermen and one of them remarked on the ever-reducing sea urchin density due to over-fishing from divers using scuba gear. Sea urchins fetch a high price at the local markets because they are a delicacy and a popular dish at restaurants. To catch sea urchins from the sea floor one must dive several times and hold their breathe underwater, whereas, using scuba gear although illegal, makes the task easier.’
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St Aloysius’ College Sixth Form will be opening the Secondary School Theatre doors on Thursday 11th June at 09:00 for its Information Meeting, to kick off the Open Day. The full programme can be accessed in full here. After the Info Meeting, students and parents are...
St Aloysius’ College Sixth Form will be opening the Secondary School Theatre doors on Thursday 11th June at 09:00 for its Information Meeting, to kick off the Open Day. After the Info Meeting, students and parents are invited to explore our Sixth Form and discover the...
The rank order of the Primary School ballot for Year 6 Intake is being published here below: Rank Order Girl Rank Order Boys The ballot was drawn yesterday (Thursday) and streamed live on YouTube.
St Aloysius College Primary School is issuing a call for applications for 23 students in Prep/Year 6; 11 boys and 12 girls. These are mainstream vacancies as all places for students under support are already filled. Therefore, students under support, with a...
Dear Students, Parents, Educators and Members of Staff, As we draw closer to Holy Week and Easter, we wanted to reach out to you in a simple and heartfelt way. We are living in uneasy times. Every day we are confronted with news of suffering, from all across the...
As part of his participation in the Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) competition, Julian Agius Scicluna explored the issue of food scarcity and food security. His article highlights how hunger is not caused by a lack of food globally, but by unequal...
As part of our EkoSkola and LEAF project, Zack Spiteri (Class 2CC) wrote an article for the Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) competition exploring food security in Malta and how innovative solutions like vertical farming in our school sensory garden can help...
The Online Registrations for St Aloysius Sixth Form will be available online between Tuesday 25 August (00:00am) until Thursday 27 August noon. No applications will be accepted after the closing date and time. The online registration link will only be open between...
Dear Students, Parents, Educators and Members of Staff, As we enter the sacred season of Christmas, we do so with hearts that carry both gratitude and reflection. This scholastic year has brought its own challenges within our College community. Even across the...
Following the success of last year’s E-Twinning project, which was awarded National Quality Label, our secondary school is excited to announce another e-Twinning project. This project, entitled “Arc en ciel de fête”, is designed to provide Form 3 students studying...
St Aloysius’ College Sixth Form will be opening the Secondary School Theatre doors on Thursday 11th June at 09:00 for its Information Meeting, to kick off the Open Day. The full programme can be...
As part of our EkoSkola and LEAF project, Zack Spiteri (Class 2CC) wrote an article for the Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) competition exploring food security in Malta and how innovative...
