Level 4 End of Year Celebration
Level 4 End of Year Celebration Our Level 4 pupils performed ‘The Bookworms’ during their end of scholastic year celebration. After reading the book Matilda by Roald Dahl they delved into how the story went from book to stage. They performed to the songs ‘When I grow up’ and ‘Revolting Children’ from the musical Matilda. Some pupils also performed dialogues which they had written themselves. Pupils were also awarded books for a special quality identified in each and every pupil. Fantastic show Level 4s!
Level 3 End of Year Celebration
Level 3 End of Year Celebration Level 3 pupils performed “This is Our Story” as their end of year celebration. The virtual academy pupils participated from home. Pupils learnt the British Sign Language (BSL) to ‘Tomorrow’ of Annie as well as 'Come Alive' by the Greatest Showman which they performed brilliantly. Some pupils also acted out monologues which they wrote themselves. You nailed it Level 3s!
CHS Library Competition
CHS Library Competition We are pleased to announce that Level 3 Yellow, Level 4 Red and Level 5 Red are the winners of our “Button-a-Book” library competition. As a reward the classes who achieved the most buttons and points were treated to a clay session which Alka Ceramics provided online. This annual incentive encourages pupils to take more of an interest in reading. Pupils are rewarded buttons for their class for every book read throughout the scholastic year. These initiatives give the children the opportunity to value the relevance and importance of reading and respect within the school community. A big well done to all! Collaboration, teamwork, commitment and respect are values that are integral within our CHS community.
Donation by Middle School Students
Donation by Middle School Students The Middle School Student Council, represented by Level 6 councillors, Serena Ann Xuereb and Michael Sciberras, presented a cheque to a representative of Beating Hearts Malta. This charity organisation provides support for adults and children born with congenital heart disease, as well as support for their families. A big well done to Middle School students for their contribution to such a worthy cause!
Level 8 Transition Programme
Level 8 Transition Programme As part of the transition programme our Level 8 students were given an introduction to the Senior School followed by a Q&A session with Level 9 students. We wish all Level 8 students the best of luck for this exciting milestone in their educational journey!
Art Competition
Art Competition The art department at St Martin’s College organised an art competition titled “In Transition and Transformation”, which is one of the areas of focus chosen for our School Improvement Process this scholastic year. Students were asked to think about these last months and discuss the number of challenges that the new norm presented. A substantial number of entries were submitted in various styles and mediums, reflecting the students' creative abilities and approaches. An experienced panel selected a winner from each level who were awarded a book token and a voucher for art material. Well done to all the winners.
Friendly Competition organised by SMC Student Council
Friendly Competition organised by SMC Student Council The Foodbank Lifeline Foundation made an urgent appeal for large, reusable, sturdy shopping bags and our students responded fantastically. The student council tied this initiative with a friendly competition. Levels were pitted against each other to donate the highest number of bags. After a lively bag counting session, carried out by senior school student council representatives and volunteers, level 6 were confirmed winners and were awarded a casual day. St Martin's College collected a total of 418 bags for this great cause. Well done to all.
Level 5 Transition Programme
Level 5 Transition Programme As part of the transition programme to St Martin’s College, Level 5 pupils were given a virtual introduction to the college premises and facilities. During this meeting pupils also enjoyed a Q&A session with some Level 6 students. Pupils then visited the college where they enjoyed a tour of the premises. We wish all Level 5 pupils the best of luck for this exciting milestone in their educational journey.