Kamaja Outdoors Outing
Kamaja Outdoors Outing And the winners of the ‘Button-a-Book’ competition are: Level 3 Blue, Level 4 Red, Level 5 Orange These classes collected the most buttons from the library throughout the school year. Pupils were rewarded for their love of reading with an outing to Kamaja Outdoors. They enjoyed outdoor cooking, being creative in the mud kitchen, and participated in team games. Well done to all and keep reading!
Level 1 pupils successfully complete a sponsored walk
Level 1 pupils successfully complete a sponsored walk A big well done to Ms Debbie’s Level 1 Class for planning and completing a 3km walk in Pembroke! Your compassion and effort in raising funds for hospitalised children is truly admirable. Our Level 1 Red learners had a fantastic time following a map and looking out for landmarks on their exciting journey to Madliena Tower. The adventure was even more special with some parents joining in! Well done to all for raising an impressive €1400! This generous amount will support a book project in the children's wards at Mater Dei Hospital. We extend our heartfelt thanks for your contributions and support.
SMC Middle and Senior School Students Representing at the annual MSSF Swimming Gala
SMC Middle and Senior School Students Representing at the annual MSSF Swimming Gala Recently, our Middle School and Senior School students represented St Martin’s College at the annual MSSF Swimming Gala held at St Dorothy’s School. Our Boys placed 1st overall, and our girls placed 3rd overall! What a fantastic achievement! The rankings are as follows: Girls U12 & U13: 2ND Place Girls U14 & U15: 10th Place Girls Final Placings Overall (with relay): 3rd Place Boys U12 & U13: 4th Place Boys U14 & U15: 1st Place Boys Final Placings Overall (with relay): 1st Place A massive well done to all our swimmers for performing wonderfully, we are so proud of you!
Kindai Cultural Exchange
Kindai Cultural Exchange Recently, we celebrated a valuable experience which helped us reflect and appreciate cultural differences and lasting friendships. Once again, St Martin’s College has hosted students from its sister school Kindai High School in Osaka, Japan and participated in an exchange that enriched our school community. Thank you to all who took part in this experience!
Girls Go Circular!
Girls Go Circular! Girls Go Circular! A big well done to our Level 9 and 10 girls for participating in an exciting initiative by The Junior Achievement (JA) Malta team on Online Safety, The Circular Economy, and Artificial Intelligence. The hands-on event was comprised of an intensive 3-hour workshop at St Martin’s College, culminating in an exciting opportunity to participate in the Student Challenge. The winning team will get the chance to travel to Budapest! This year’s Student Challenge required the teams to come up with an idea for an AI tool to help reduce gender inequalities in an area of their choice, and to present a 3-minute pitch and slide deck. Good luck, girls! The Programme is designed to empower young girls aged 14-19 by enhancing their digital and entrepreneurial competencies through engaging learning modules. Malta's team won the challenge last year which was held in Brussels and is now actively contributing as alumni in the Girls Go Circular Programme. This success serves as a testament to the valuable blend of experience, knowledge, and exposure that the programme offers to students.
Our Summer School Team is Back!
Our Summer School Team is Back! Our amazing Summer School team is back! They have been diligently perfecting our upcoming Summer School programme, ensuring it will be an unforgettable Summer Odyssey for children aged 3 to 11 years. We can’t wait to share it with you! With just one week remaining until our applications close and limited spaces available, be sure to register by Monday, June 3, 2024, to secure your spot and avoid disappointment! Kindly access the following link to view our comprehensive Summer School brochure: https://www.chs.edu.mt/school-life/chs-summer-school/ For more information kindly contact us on (+356) 21374396/7 or email [email protected]
Marine Fieldwork at Ġnejna Bay and Armier
Marine Fieldwork at Ġnejna Bay and Armier. Our Level 6 students participated in a super interesting Marine Fieldwork at Ġnejna Bay and Armier. Marine biologists Mr Timmy and Ms Nina from ‘Discover the Blu’ organised various engaging activities, including a treasure hunt and a classification game designed to help our students further understand more about the world around us. Thank you to @discovertheblu for this experience, and to all who participated and organised!
Senior School Gardening Club Built A Trelliss
Senior School Gardening Club Built A Trelliss We are excited to report that our Senior School Gardening Club have finalised building a trellis which they have been working on since January. We are proud of our Level 9s for utilising their teamwork skills to work together and build this trellis. As a result, this structure can help plants grow vertically and strengthen the biodiversity on our college grounds. Thank you to our staff Andrew Abela and Paul Galea, gardening club coordinator. Well done to all!