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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...
A group of students, accompanied by their teachers from Liceo Morandi in Modena, Italy, is currently participating in a job-shadowing experience as part of their Erasmus+ programme. This two-week mobility is taking place within our Primary School community and will...
St Aloysius College and Dr Maria Montebello jointly announce that Dr Montebello has sent her resignation from the role as College Rector. Dr Montebello thanks all staff for their support. The College thanks Dr Maria Montebello for her services and wishes her well for...
St Aloysius College and Dr Maria Montebello jointly announce that Dr Montebello has sent her resignation from the role as College Rector. Dr Montebello thanks all staff for their support. The College thanks Dr Maria Montebello for her services and wishes her well for...
As we know, Advent is a time of reflection and preparation. Throughout the journey towards Christmas, we will be sharing a special weekly reflection, courtesy of our Chaplains and Assistant Chaplains.
We have kicked off the series with a lovely piece penned by Fr Paul Zammit sj:
** Advent Reflection – Week 1 **
‘A Baby is on the way!
Mum announces that she is pregnant!
The news brings joy. Such a wonderful gift! Relatives and friends are informed in order to share the joy of this new life. There will be visits to the gynaecologist to make sure that the mother’s and the baby’s health are safe. Preparations for the arrival of a baby are made: a cot, pushchair, and other items are bought. The house is cleaned and decorated to welcome the baby, relatives, and friends.
This is what Advent is all about for us Christians. Angel Gabriel had brought the message to Mary that God wanted her to become the mother of his Son. Mary accepted lovingly the invitation and the child Jesus started growing in her womb.
Advent is the time when we prepare to relive the mystery of Christmas because God so loved the world that He gave it his own Son.
Hence, the birth of Jesus, especially in St Luke’s Gospel, is accompanied by promises, hymns, and visits, all in an atmosphere of great joy. Joy and peace are the hallmarks of his birth.
Therefore, this is the time for us Christians to prepare for the coming of Baby Jesus. We start by making a clean-up in our hearts. We are invited to have a look in our hearts to remove what destroys the peace God gives us. Peace is a sign that God is present in our hearts, in our families, in our country, and in our world. We avoid becoming victims of the frenzy and stress which often accompany the Christmas season. Then, we enrich our hearts by becoming closer to God in faith and in prayer.
Our hearts will be ready if we perform acts of love and mercy toward others.
That would be an excellent way to welcome the Baby to be born!’– Fr Paul Zammit, Chaplain – Secondary School
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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...
A group of students, accompanied by their teachers from Liceo Morandi in Modena, Italy, is currently participating in a job-shadowing experience as part of their Erasmus+ programme. This two-week mobility is taking place within our Primary School community and will...
St Aloysius College and Dr Maria Montebello jointly announce that Dr Montebello has sent her resignation from the role as College Rector. Dr Montebello thanks all staff for their support. The College thanks Dr Maria Montebello for her services and wishes her well for...
St Aloysius College and Dr Maria Montebello jointly announce that Dr Montebello has sent her resignation from the role as College Rector. Dr Montebello thanks all staff for their support. The College thanks Dr Maria Montebello for her services and wishes her well for...
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...
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...
