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This is the Christmas message by the St Aloysius College Rector, Fr Jimmy Bartolo SJ. You can watch the message delivered on video in Maltese here or by following the link below. ----------------------- Dear members of staff, students and parents, During these special...
St Aloysius College Rector, Fr Jimmy Bartolo SJ, has been formally appointed as Worldwide Secretary for Secondary and Pre-Secondary Education. Fr Bartolo will commence this new role at the beginning of January 2026, thereby continuing the mission that has been...
A journey that has been years in the making, reached a climax on Thursday with the inauguration of the Mediterranean College of Sport (MCS) and the marking of the end of the St Aloysius Sports Complex project of which the new school forms part of. The school was...
On October 8, St Aloysius College celebrated Foundation Day: 117 years of mission and service! This year the "men and women for others" award, which is the highest award given by College, was posthumously presented to Dr Victor Calvagna. Dr Calvagna was a pediatric...
** Attention all Sixth Form students ** The 2024-2025 booklists are now available! Check out the links below: Intermediate Level 2024/2025-st-aloysius-college-intermediate-level-nopricing ALOSF INT Advanced Level 2024/2025-st-aloysius-college-advanced-level-nopricing...
Please find the rank order of all applicants into Sixth Form for 2024. Find the rank order for Aloysians and Staff here. Find the rank order for Other Applicants here. The list is presented in reference number sequence and not according to course. The waiting list...
Applications for Sixth Form are now officially closed. No further applications will be accepted. We will keep you posted once the rank order is published.
The Online Registrations for St Aloysius Sixth Form will be available online between Monday 26 August and Wednesday 28 August till noon. No applications will be accepted after the closing date and time. For further information you can phone 22793358 or...
The Ekoskola initiative encourages meat-free meals at least once a week, aiming to promote sustainability and environmental awareness among our school community. The demand of meat is associated with high levels of greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and water...
Friday 10 May will be remembered as a very special day in our college calendar as Rev. Fr Arturo Sosa, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, paid a visit to our three schools. Fr Sosa started his full day visit at our Primary School where he was welcomed with a...
500 years ago, Ignatius of Loyola was hit by a cannonball in the Battle of Pamplona, which led to a change in his life.
He came to see everything in a new way…
Thursday 20th May marked the start of the Ignatian Year (20th May 2021– 31st July 2022). In honour of this occasion, activities have started to take place around our College. This morning, the Secondary School’s Chaplaincy Team (coordinated by Fr Paul Zammit sj and Ms Mary Bonnici Xuereb) set the tone with an online celebration involving members of the community (staff and students) which also featured an informative and educational video.
*Snapshots via MS Teams below*
The Secondary School’s foyer also houses an engaging storyboard exhibition.
Opening with a reflective exercise coordinated by Bro Alex Duma, all Sixth Form staff and students were invited to reflect upon their family tree and how they are all connected. They then recalled the influence of St. Ignatius upon the world; our own educational institution included.
Ms Cristina Spiteri, Sixth Form Chaplain, adds:
It was good to connect together as one community. We looked at our roots – starting from our own family tree, to trace who we are today with aspects we have inherited from various significant persons who have influenced our life. We then looked to St Ignatius and watched a short video clip about his life. As Fr General wrote this year “gives us a good opportunity to make known our spiritual root”. We invited some teachers and students to share what characteristic from St Ignatius influenced them the most.
Following 10 colourful days of positive and inspiring activity, including food collection and other creative and charitable actions in collaboration with Caritas (Parish Djakonija Network), 20th May also marks the climax of Embrace the Poor Week at our Primary School. Boxes of donated food items were stacked on top of each other to build a wall, spelling out ‘Embrace the Poor’ on one side, and revealing the new annual theme – ‘Ignatius 500: to see all things new in Christ’ – on the other side. Gathered in the school’s yard, members of staff, dressed in their signature red t-shirts (Men and Women for Others), danced to ‘Reach for the Stars’; the theme song selected with the aim to encourage the poor to ‘reach for the stars’ with our help, as one day we might need the same help. All students joined in the live stream, either from their classrooms or from home.
*Photos below*
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This is the Christmas message by the St Aloysius College Rector, Fr Jimmy Bartolo SJ. You can watch the message delivered on video in Maltese here or by following the link below. ----------------------- Dear members of staff, students and parents, During these special...
St Aloysius College Rector, Fr Jimmy Bartolo SJ, has been formally appointed as Worldwide Secretary for Secondary and Pre-Secondary Education. Fr Bartolo will commence this new role at the beginning of January 2026, thereby continuing the mission that has been...
A journey that has been years in the making, reached a climax on Thursday with the inauguration of the Mediterranean College of Sport (MCS) and the marking of the end of the St Aloysius Sports Complex project of which the new school forms part of. The school was...
On October 8, St Aloysius College celebrated Foundation Day: 117 years of mission and service! This year the "men and women for others" award, which is the highest award given by College, was posthumously presented to Dr Victor Calvagna. Dr Calvagna was a pediatric...
** Attention all Sixth Form students ** The 2024-2025 booklists are now available! Check out the links below: Intermediate Level 2024/2025-st-aloysius-college-intermediate-level-nopricing ALOSF INT Advanced Level 2024/2025-st-aloysius-college-advanced-level-nopricing...
Please find the rank order of all applicants into Sixth Form for 2024. Find the rank order for Aloysians and Staff here. Find the rank order for Other Applicants here. The list is presented in reference number sequence and not according to course. The waiting list...
Applications for Sixth Form are now officially closed. No further applications will be accepted. We will keep you posted once the rank order is published.
The Online Registrations for St Aloysius Sixth Form will be available online between Monday 26 August and Wednesday 28 August till noon. No applications will be accepted after the closing date and time. For further information you can phone 22793358 or...
The Ekoskola initiative encourages meat-free meals at least once a week, aiming to promote sustainability and environmental awareness among our school community. The demand of meat is associated with high levels of greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and water...
Friday 10 May will be remembered as a very special day in our college calendar as Rev. Fr Arturo Sosa, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, paid a visit to our three schools. Fr Sosa started his full day visit at our Primary School where he was welcomed with a...
This is the Christmas message by the St Aloysius College Rector, Fr Jimmy Bartolo SJ. You can watch the message delivered on video in Maltese here or by following the link below....
Friday 10 May will be remembered as a very special day in our college calendar as Rev. Fr Arturo Sosa, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, paid a visit to our three schools. Fr Sosa started...
