Wardija Centre’s Future Secured with New Student Intake
Wardija Centre in Rabat, Malta, secures its future with a new intake of students, putting to rest fears of closure and introducing innovative learning init
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Wardija Centre Reopens to New Students
Wardija Centre, feared to be closing, reopens for new students, offering vocational and adult education courses. Community relief and new opportunities awa
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Wardija Centre Saved: New Students Welcome
Wardija Centre, once feared to be closing, secures funding and prepares to welcome new students, boosting community spirits in Malta
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Malta’s Schools: Teaching Problem-Solving, Not Just Facts
Malta’s education system is shifting focus, equipping students with critical thinking and problem-solving skills to thrive in the island’s tech-driven futu
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Malta’s Schools Embrace Design Thinking to Nurture Young Problem Solvers
Malta’s education system is evolving, with design thinking becoming a key part of the curriculum. Teachers and organizations are working together to equip
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Reconsider SEC Exam Timing: Election Disruption Fears Mount
Malta’s upcoming general election and SEC exams clash in June, sparking concerns about student stress and disruption. Educators, parents, and students call
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SEC Exams in Limbo: June 1 Date Under Fire
Malta’s SEC exams face uncertainty as election date nears, with students and teachers caught in the crossfire. MCST calls for date reconsideration.
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Alex Borg’s €10K Smartwatch Gift: Boost or Gimmick?
Local entrepreneur Alex Borg pledges €10,000 to buy smartwatches for Maltese students, sparking debate on tech in education. How will schools use this oppo
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Malta’s Brightest: 18 Students Make Faculty of Arts Dean’s List 2026
Eighteen students from the University of Malta’s Faculty of Arts have made it to the Dean’s List 2026, a testament to their dedication and the university’s
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18 Malta Students Shine in Faculty of Arts Dean’s List 2026
Meet the 18 students who made it to the Faculty of Arts Dean’s List 2026, a testament to their hard work and Malta’s growing academic reputation.
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Peppi Azzopardi’s Sign Sparks Malta’s Language Revolution
A teacher’s sign protest ignites a conversation about Malta’s bilingual education, challenging the status quo and sparking change
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Peppi Azzopardi: The Teacher Who Made English Learning Fun
Remembering Peppi Azzopardi, the innovative Maltese educator who made English learning fun and interactive through unconventional methods like wearing sign
