The project Empowering Dyslexic Teens to Succeed was carried our in partnership with NoticeAbility and funded by Agenzija Żgħażagħ through the Be Active Scheme. NoticeAbility is a non-profit American organization dedicated to helping students with dyslexia identify their unique strengths and build self-esteem. The program has been promoted to the church schools through the Malta…
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Thinking outside the box to empower vulnerable Youths – A new project by Church Schools Children’s Fund, funded by Agenzija Zghazagh through the A4U scheme. One of the objectives Church Schools Children’s Fund (CSCF) aims to support youths coming from different backgrounds and of different abilities by making servicesaccessible and help with basic needs which might…
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European surveys show a substantial increase in multicultural populations in schools across all European countries. This multicultural influx is leaving its mark on teaching and learning across all levels. It is perhaps even more challenging in the early years (kindergarten and primary schools) where schools are facing great difficulties in reaching out to these children…
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The Curriculum, Literacy and Numeracy teams, together with their Service Managers, met up at the Valletta Design Cluster to explore how Pope’s Francis’ Global Compact for Education and their work at the service of Church schools are aligned. They were responding to the call made by the Delegate for Catholic Education, Fr Charles Mallia, and…
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The Secretariat for Catholic Education is pleased to announce that the RFQ has been awarded to HS Data for the provision of Microsoft Licenses for the next three years. HS Data has submitted the cheapest, administratevly and technically complaint offer. The order to provision licenses will be issued in due course by the Secretariat for…
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Enhancing Team Dynamics is one of the projects the Church Schools Children’s Fund (CSCF) embarked on in 2022. The focus was on volunteers and supporting professionals providing services in church schools. This project is substantially funded by Training Initiative Scheme offered by the Malta Council for Voluntary Sector and co-funded by the Secretariat for Catholic…
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The Secretariat for Catholic Education in a meeting with the Head of Church schools. Previous Next
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The Heads of Department (HoD) guide, support and coordinate the teaching, learning and assessment across compulsory education (including kindergarten), with dedicated teacher leaders supporting the teaching of around 26 subjects in the secondary years. The team together with their manager, Angela Charles, embarked on this learning experience, just when the educational system in Malta, like the…
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Mass at the opening of the scholastic year celebrated by the Archbishop’s. In this Mass there were employees from the Secretariat for Catholic Education, Archdiocese of Malta and from Caritas. Afterwards there was a meeting held by Fr. Charles Mallia and Dr. Ian Mifsud and we ended the meeting by congratulating our three retiring staff.…
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