**Title: ‘We Aren’t Security Guards’ – Teachers Speak Out on Classroom Bullying in Malta** In recent years, the issue of classroom bullying has become a pressing concern in Malta. Educators across the island are voicing their frustration and concerns, emphasizing that their role is to teach, not to act as security guards. This ongoing dialogue…
**School Lab ‘Explosion’ Injures Children, as Parents Demand Answers** A shocking incident at a local school has left parents in Malta demanding answers and raising concerns about safety protocols. An explosion in a school laboratory has injured several children, causing panic and distress among parents and the wider community. The incident has brought to the…
**Clifton Grima on Pembroke School Stabbing: A Tragic Incident That Could Not Have Been Predicted** In a somber press conference, Clifton Grima, the Commissioner of the Malta Police Force, addressed the recent tragic incident at a school in Pembroke, emphasizing that such an event could not have been anticipated. The stabbing, which occurred on the…
Kindergarten educators across Malta are diving into the future of early education with an innovative AI tool created by the Malta College of Arts, Science, and Technology (MCAST). This pioneering initiative is not only revolutionizing teaching methods but also reflecting Malta’s commitment to integrating technology into education in a culturally sensitive and effective manner. In…
In the wake of the tragic stabbing incident in Pembroke, local church schools have issued a statement urging the community to refrain from hasty judgments and “knee-jerk reactions.” This call for calm and reflection resonates deeply within Malta’s tight-knit communities, where education and faith play pivotal roles in shaping societal values and behavior. The incident,…
In the wake of global discussions on school safety, a pertinent question arises in the Maltese context: how can we ensure the security and well-being of our students without resorting to methods that undermine their sense of safety and community? The answer, as many educators and community leaders in Malta are beginning to realise, lies…
**Letters to the Editor: A Window into Malta’s Soul – December 3, 2025** *By [Your Name], for Hot Malta* In the digital age, where instant communication is the norm, there remains something profoundly human about the act of penning a letter to the editor. On December 3, 2025, the letters section of Hot Malta’s website…
**PN Candidate Calls for Former Soldiers to Be Deployed at Schools** In a surprising and somewhat bold move, a candidate from Malta’s Nationalist Party (PN) has proposed deploying former soldiers at schools across the island. This proposition has sparked a lively debate among locals, educators, and policymakers alike. The candidate, whose name has not been…
St Albert the Great College students recently embarked on an enriching journey to Gozo, a live-in experience that not only deepened their understanding of the island’s unique culture but also fostered a sense of community and connection with the locals. This immersive trip was more than just a getaway; it was a cultural exploration that…
— **5 Storybooks to Help Children Navigate Anxiety: A Malta Perspective** In today’s fast-paced world, anxiety is becoming an increasingly common issue among children. With the pressures of school, social life, and the digital age, it’s essential to equip our little ones with the tools to manage their emotions. In Malta, a society deeply rooted…
In an era dominated by digital innovation and high-tech careers, Malta is turning its attention to preserving and promoting its rich artisanal heritage. A new booklet titled “Crafting Futures: Malta’s Artisanal Pathways” has been launched with the noble aim of inspiring schoolchildren to consider artisanal careers. This initiative is not just about vocational training; it’s…
