News archive
Experiencing an Ignatian Retreat – July 2020
Last month, some members of staff were invited to an Ignatian Retreat. Each participant was personally accompanied by Fr Paul Pace sj and Fr Oliver Borg Olivier. It is always a powerful and refreshing experience. A testament to this are these photos and experiences...
* REMINDER FROM THE PRIMARY SCHOOL *
We hope you are all well and enjoying your summer break! Following the information update sent via email last week, kindly: Review the booklist for the next scholastic year. All booklists can be viewed and downloaded . Contact your van driver to book your place Sort...
Guidance Service for Entry into Sixth Form
We are offering prospective students into our Sixth Form a guidance service to help students with choice of subjects.
EkoSkola initiative – Caring for the seedlings and saplings
During the summer, all the little trees planted by our students, originally tiny saplings in recycled milk cartons, have been transferred to the Secondary School's main entrance, and are currently being cared for and watered by Mr David Azzopardi. Click here to visit...
Restoration works underway at our Secondary School
Over the past few weeks, a variety of restoration works have been taking place at our Secondary School. These include the conservation of valuable artefacts such as the one featured in this photo which we are sure you can all recognise - the Crest that tops the...
‘Young Reporters for the Environment’ awards
A big well done to the Red Warriors Team, an environmental and sustainable themed mid-day break club at our Primary School, for placing 3rd in the Young Reporters for the Environment competition.
SEC certificates still to be collected
Certificates may be collected Monday to Friday between 7.30am and 1.00pm.
Webinar for prospective Sixth Form students
We would like to invite all those who are interested in applying to St Aloysius College Sixth Form for scholastic year 2020 – 2021 to a Webinar on Monday 6th July 2020 at 16.30hrs
Sixth Formers turn disappointment into donation
The money they had originally collected for their sports day T-shirts was given to Hospice Malta
‘We Care’ Week at our College Primary
A three-month absence and lockdown have not stopped students attending St Aloysius College Primary School in Balzan from feeling part of and contributing to their community.
