This year, on Monday, 28 October, St. Michael’s School will raise awareness about breast and prostate cancer screening. Staff and students will have the opportunity to attend short information sessions on these important matters, led by professionals according to age groups.
We encourage everyone to wear a pink or blue shirt with blue jeans on this day.
On Wednesday, the 16th, and Thursday, the 17th, Mr. Antoine Azzopardi and Mr. Karol Paul De Bono visited the Staatliche Wirtschaftsschule in Dinkelsbühl, Bavaria, Germany. This visit was in preparation for the upcoming Job shadowing experience by educators and a learning visit by the students and educators at the same school as part of the Erasmus+ project.
During their visit, Mr. Azzopardi and Mr. De Bono met with the Headmaster and the coordinators of the school’s international projects, and both educators and students warmly welcomed them. They discussed plans for the upcoming visits and explored the possibility of hosting German students at our school. We are grateful for this opportunity, funded by the Erasmus+ program.
Dear parents/guardians,
In this document, you have a link to an online form to fill in if you intend to apply for your child’s admission to a Church School in 2025 – 2026
Dear parents and guardians,
As part of our ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship, we are once again initiating a collection drive for used batteries in support of Hospice Malta. Our school is dedicated to the collection of used batteries as a means of contributing to environmental preservation and participating in a national campaign.
We kindly urge you to collaborate with us by bringing all used batteries to the school, where they will be collected and subsequently donated for this noteworthy cause.
We extend our sincere appreciation for your anticipated cooperation.
Dear Parents,
In today’s fast-paced world, children and adolescents are facing greater demands on their focus, emotional resilience, and motivation. This practical workshop for parents will introduce the concept of executive functions—mental processes that help children and teens plan, organise, regulate emotions, and stay motivated. You’ll learn how improving these skills can enhance your child’s confidence, self-regulation, and emotional control, ultimately empowering them to tackle challenges with resilience and a positive mindset, leading to greater academic and life success.
Join us to discover practical strategies that can make a lasting difference in your child’s journey toward success.
Parents’ Registration Link: https://forms.gle/UfoWt2gLsh5Xdgco8
This workshop helps students discover their potential through fun games, activities, and practical strategies. They will learn important skills to get more organised, feel confident, and succeed in school and beyond. Whether it is about getting better grades, managing time more effectively, or gain a greater sense of control, this workshop gives them the tools to boost their brainpower and reach their goals.
Children’s Registration Link (Year 3 – Year 6): https://forms.gle/89tGyrYUMs3Fdw9w5
Students’ Registration Link (Year 7 to year 11): https://forms.gle/oL67TiiptmuqSHcu7
Should you have any queries, email [email protected] or [email protected]
Workshop fees can be found in the Google link, and group rates are available.
Today, the Year 11 Biology students visited the Argotti Gardens. There, they learned about plants that live in a typical Mediterranean climate, including endemic and native plants. They also observed the diversity and adaptations of plants in different environments.
Happy World Teachers’ Day to all educators around the world, especially at St Michael School! Your hard work, dedication, and passion are truly inspiring. Thank you for shaping the minds of the future and making a positive impact on the lives of so many. Your commitment to education is invaluable, and we are grateful for everything you do. Wishing you all a wonderful day filled with appreciation and recognition for your important work.
“It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.” — Albert Einstein
Today, our school celebrated the feast of our patron saint, Saint Michael the Archangel. We started our day with a school mass. And during break time, we continued to celebrate with a good timpana!
Today, St Michael School warmly received 72 new students embarking on their academic journey in the 7th year. The day commenced with a brief assembly in the playground and a mass together with all the educators and parents in the hall. Following a welcome address by Mr. Tabone and Mr. Camilleri, the students were introduced to the guidance team and subsequently enjoyed a short break. They were then guided on a comprehensive tour of the school by their class mentors and other educators, culminating in a school-related quiz overseen by Mr. Aloisio. After another longer break, the students participated in various sports activities organized by the PE teachers and concluded the day with a meeting with their upcoming teachers. As the inaugural school day concluded, the students departed with enthusiasm for this new chapter in their educational journey. We continue to seek the protection of Saint Michael for these students and all the educators who will guide them in the times ahead.
By God’s grace today, Thursday, 19 September, the academic staff returned to school after the summer vacation break. The day commenced with a Mass at the school’s chapel, followed by an address from the School Director on behalf of the Superior General. Subsequently, the Headmaster delivered a welcome message and outlined the vision for the upcoming academic year, emphasizing the pursuit of opportunities and positive experiences. Mr. Camilleri then provided information concerning new students with diverse needs. Following a brief interlude, Mr. Aquilina addressed the Assessment Policy, SBAs, and Exams, while Mr. Debono elaborated on the initiatives planned by the Pastoral Care Team for this school year, including the Erasmus and eTwinning Projects, and highlighted key aspects of the new Collective agreement. We extend our gratitude to all staff members for their dedication to the school and wish them a rewarding and enriching year ahead.