Primary Schools Girls Football Festival
Primary Schools Girls Football Festival We are proud to have hosted the Primary Schools Girls Football Festival at St Martin’s College in which students from Chiswick House School and St Martin’s College participated. This festival was the second of the three events which will be held throughout this scholastic year. This event attracted no fewer than 80 girls from many schools. Well done girls!
Kindness in Action
Kindness in Action We are very proud of our Level 1 & 2 pupils who collected €831 through their 'Kindness in Action' fund-raising initiatives during Term 1. These proceeds, which were presented to Missio Malta during a special assembly this week, will serve to sponsor two children’s education in Zambia as well as contribute towards a Missio Malta project aimed at supporting subsistence farming in Busholo, Ethiopia
Puttinu Cares
Puttinu Cares During this morning's assembly, representatives from Chiswick House School's Student Council presented a cheque to Dr Decelis from Puttinu Cares. The money was raised by selling Christmas decorations and mince pies, initiatives organised by the council themselves. Well done to our wonderful Student Council. Keep up the great work!
U16 Basketball
Baketball U16 girls basketball team participated in the inter-schools tournament held in Ta Qali. They made us proud placing 4th overall. The team made it straight through the semi-finals as top of their group. Well done girls for never giving up!
International Science Conference
International Science Conference Ms Emma Paris Senior Middle Leader for Teaching and Learning Junior Years, Ms Ingrid Bonello, Level 4 Science Lead and Class Teacher, Ms Bernice Mizzi, Level 5 Science Lead and Class Teacher and Ms Clarisse Schembri Frendo, Learning Area Leader for the Science Department attended an International Science Conference from the 4th to the 7th January in Sheffield. During the conference they learnt about innovative practices and networked with international schools. They look forward to strengthening their practices in this learning area in weeks to come
Professional Learning
Professional Learning The CHSMC administration team started the new year with an inspirational and energising morning during which they engaged in a session regarding strengthening teams, their interactions and ways of focusing on quality for enhanced customer care and community spirit. The team also participated in a motivating team building session organised by Mr Francesco Nicodeme. Such learning opportunities continue to develop our teams to continue delivering high quality education and services throughout, whilst working in synergy. .
Beach Clean Up
Beach Clean-Up On the last day of Autumn Term a beach clean-up was organised for Level 7 students. Students together with their respective teachers and key volunteers from Din L-Art Helwa Mellieha visited Armier Bay, Little Armier Bay, White Tower Bay, and Coral Lagoon Bay for this task. Provided with gloves, pickers, and numerous bags, guided by the organisers, students spent an entire school day along the seashore cleaning the above-mentioned beaches in a thorough manner. Whilst picking up rubbish lying on the beach students kept a note of the different types they found. By the end of the day 67 kilos of rubbish was collected. A massive well done to all!
Paintball Tournament
Paintball Tournament A Paintball Tournament was organised for Sixth Form students on the last day of the first term. This has long been an annual event looked forward to by many sixth form students. The weather turned out perfect and it was a great morning for all.