Welcome to SAC Sixth Form
MISSION STATEMENT
St Aloysius College Sixth Form is a post-secondary Jesuit institution aimed at preparing students for further and higher education. Our mission as a school community is to enable young people entrusted to our care, to develop their full potential through an Ignatian education in a caring environment.
We strive to empower students to develop integrally as responsible and self-giving persons by attaining intellectual competence, fostering critical thinking, deepening their spiritual and moral values, and strengthening their growth in faith and social commitment.
Check out our Mission Statement video and more
Explore our Mission Statement, ten reasons for choosing our Sixth Form, and a taste of what makes the experience we offer unique!
Prospectus
Prospectus
View or download the full Sixth Form Prospectus (2024 – 2025), which covers all important information and processes, here.
Course Options
Course Options
View or download the full Course Options (2024 – 2025) document here.
The Code of Behaviour
The Code of Behaviour
The Code of Behaviour comprises a set of practices and procedures that together form the Sixth Form’s plan for helping students to behave well, learn well, and grow into mature persons.
Good behaviour is essential for effective teaching, learning and the personal growth of students. This Code provides a just and reasonable system to ensure responsible behaviour by students, staff and parents/guardians. It also helps the Sixth Form community to promote the School’s ethos and foster positive relationships.
Consequently, it aims at helping all members of staff,
students and parents/guardians to collaborate in creating
a healthy sense of belonging.
Also in the Curriculum
Sport
Since physical activity is essential to physical and mental well-being, sports is a key component of our curriculum programme. Find out more.
PDP
The Personal Development Programme is designed to aid students in their personal growth and character formation. Find out more.
Magis 45
The Magis 45 programme is an explorative space that provides Sixth Form students with moments of reflection and evaluation. Find out more.
Methodology
Our Methodology Course aims to teach students the basics of sound logic and argumentation skills in writing assignments and essays. Find out more.
SRP
The aim of the Social Responsibility Programme is to give the students an experience of service to vulnerable and/or marginalised people in society. Find out more.
Voluntary Work
Optional – Our students are given the opportunity to serve locally or abroad through unforgettable experiences that sensitise them to different realities. Find out more.
UPDATE: Sixth Form Booklists now available
** 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...
Superior General of the Society of Jesus, Rev. Fr Arturo Sosa, visits St Aloysius College
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...
Our Team
Fr Jimmy Bartolo SJ
Rector
Ms Gabriella Abela
Head of Sixth Form
Ms Annelise Abela
Assistant Head - Student Affairs
Mr Daniel Buhagiar
Assistant Head - Academics
Dr Lionel Chircop
Assistant Head - Academics
Ms Suzanne Mohnani
Assistant Head - Social & Emotional Wellbeing
Ms Cristina Spiteri
School Chaplain
Bro Raul Petru Ciocani
Regent - Chaplaincy Assistant
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Sixth Form Chaplaincy
- The Chaplaincy also provides a warm and welcoming space for students to relax and feel at home, accompanying students during their stay at St Aloysius’ College Sixth Form. The Chaplaincy Team is made up of a lay chaplain and a Jesuit.
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Amongst other formative experiences, twice a year, all students participate in an enriching day retreat called Soul Space, during which they have the opportunity to reflect about their life and explore questions about faith and spirituality.
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Another important aspect of Chaplaincy is cura personalis, a Jesuit term for ‘care for the whole person’ and respect for all that makes up each individual.
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The Social Responsibility Programme (SRP) and the Voluntary Work Programme for students are organised by the Chaplaincy.
Co-curricular Activities
Our Sixth Form encourages students to involve themselves as active and responsible citizens, and develop their full potential
The Sixth Form Student Council
SAC Soirée
The Sixth Form Green Team
JAYE Opportunities
Bristol University Chemistry Camp
Walking the Camino de Santiago