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Mission Statement

A Sacred Heart Education strives to provide a holistic education to all students based on five goals

Character

Value life and
the dignity
of the person.

Community

Empower students to
become good citizens
by being committed to be agents of change for the common good.

Faith

Reassure our students that Jesus has made a new society possible through His Death, Resurrection and His living Heart.

Intellect

Seek to instil in each
individual student
their capacity to
relate, think creatively
and be critical.

Social Awareness

Promote human and
Christian values through
a sense of justice.

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Junior School

In the Junior School we promote a child-centred approach to maximise each student’s potential, by celebrating academic achievement and fostering the holistic development and formation of each student.

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Senior School

In the Senior School we offer a broad-based curriculum through which students experience different teaching and learning approaches, discover their strengths and develop their personality.

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Community

The college is a broad reality embracing the PTA and the Sacred Heart Schools Network, both of which are vibrant College realities.

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Student Wellbeing

The safeguarding of our students and their emotional health and wellbeing is a central aspect of life at the College.

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Spirituality

We are committed to making known the love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus for every individual, students and adults alike. 

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College Facilities

The College is endowed with a fully equipped auditorium, five large halls, two gyms, copious outdoor sports facilities and extensive gardens.

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Our roots

The Society of the Sacred Heart was founded in Malta in August 1903. By this time, it was already well-established in Europe, North America, Australia, and New Zealand. A number of families in Malta had begun educating their children within Sacred Heart Schools in European countries such as at Trinita’ dei Monti, Rome; at Roehampton, London and at the Rue de Varenne, Paris. Therefore, it was only a matter of time before parents began to request a Sacred Heart school for their children’s education in Malta. 

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Sacred Heart College Malta

Sacred Heart College Malta
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Founded in 1903 by the Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
📖 School for girls aged 5-16

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Year 11 Students Support Puttinu Cares

This morning, the school Head Girl Jade Nygaard Andersen and Sub Head Girl Nicole Farrugia Wismayer, together with the Year 11 Deputy Head of School, Ms Melanie Fero, and Year 11 class teacher, Ms Rowena Sciberras, visited the offices of Puttinu Cares and the Rainbow Ward at the Oncology Centre within Mater Dei Hospital.

During this meaningful visit, the Year 11 student representatives proudly presented a donation of €1,750 to Ms Angele Cuschieri, Chairperson of Puttinu Cares. The funds were raised through their Soirée performance and dress down days—initiatives that made their final year at school even more purposeful and significant.

Mr Rennie Zerafa addressed the students, sharing the inspiring history of Puttinu Cares and explaining the vital work carried out by the organisation, including the provision of accommodation in the UK for families of patients undergoing treatment abroad. He also encouraged the students to recognise the beauty within themselves and to use their talents in the service of others.

The visit continued with a tour of the Rainbow Ward, where students were shown the children’s and adolescents’ games rooms. This was a deeply emotional and eye-opening experience for all present.

We are proud of our students for their generosity and compassion, and we hope that this contribution will help make a meaningful difference in the lives of families facing illness and challenging circumstances. ... See MoreSee Less

Year 11 Students Support Puttinu Cares This morning, the school Head Girl Jade Nygaard Andersen and Sub Head Girl Nicole Farrugia Wismayer, together with the Year 11 Deputy Head of School, Ms Melanie Fero, and Year 11 class teacher, Ms Rowena Sciberras, visited the offices of Puttinu Cares and the Rainbow Ward at the Oncology Centre within Mater Dei Hospital. During this meaningful visit, the Year 11 student representatives proudly presented a donation of €1,750 to Ms Angele Cuschieri, Chairperson of Puttinu Cares. The funds were raised through their Soirée performance and dress down days—initiatives that made their final year at school even more purposeful and significant. Mr Rennie Zerafa addressed the students, sharing the inspiring history of Puttinu Cares and explaining the vital work carried out by the organisation, including the provision of accommodation in the UK for families of patients undergoing treatment abroad. He also encouraged the students to recognise the beauty within themselves and to use their talents in the service of others. The visit continued with a tour of the Rainbow Ward, where students were shown the children’s and adolescents’ games rooms. This was a deeply emotional and eye-opening experience for all present. We are proud of our students for their generosity and compassion, and we hope that this contribution will help make a meaningful difference in the lives of families facing illness and challenging circumstances.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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✨ A Creative Break with Free Spirit Acting! ✨

​Our girls had a fantastic time during their break session last week with the wonderful Maria Laura from Freespirit ACTING! 🎭

​It was a joy to see so much energy, laughter, and raw talent on display. From improvisational games to expressive storytelling, the girls fully embraced the chance to step out of their shells and into the spotlight.

​These sessions are such a "lovely" way to build confidence, teamwork, and creative thinking—all while having a blast with friends!

​A huge thank you to Maria Laura for bringing such a vibrant and "free-spirited" energy to our school. We can't wait to see what characters they bring to life next time! 🌟

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✨ A Creative Break with Free Spirit Acting! ✨ ​Our girls had a fantastic time during their break session last week with the wonderful Maria Laura from Freespirit ACTING! 🎭 ​It was a joy to see so much energy, laughter, and raw talent on display. From improvisational games to expressive storytelling, the girls fully embraced the chance to step out of their shells and into the spotlight. ​These sessions are such a lovely way to build confidence, teamwork, and creative thinking—all while having a blast with friends! ​A huge thank you to Maria Laura for bringing such a vibrant and free-spirited energy to our school. We cant wait to see what characters they bring to life next time! 🌟 ​#SchoolLife #FreeSpiritActing #CreativeKids #DramaWorkshop #ConfidenceBuildingImage attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment
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🐌 Creative Social Studies in Year 3 🌿

This week, the girls got creative during our Social Studies lesson. After learning about Maltese rubble walls and their importance in protecting nature and providing homes for small animals, the girls created their own snails.

Through this hands-on activity, they explored how these traditional walls support biodiversity and offer shelter to creatures like snails, insects, and other small wildlife.

A fun and creative way to connect learning with the natural environment around us! 🌱 ... See MoreSee Less

🐌 Creative Social Studies in Year 3 🌿 This week, the girls got creative during our Social Studies lesson. After learning about Maltese rubble walls and their importance in protecting nature and providing homes for small animals, the girls created their own snails. Through this hands-on activity, they explored how these traditional walls support biodiversity and offer shelter to creatures like snails, insects, and other small wildlife. A fun and creative way to connect learning with the natural environment around us! 🌱Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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Our Year 6 students enjoyed a very informative and inspiring friendship talk today, led by Caritas Malta 🤝💛

The students explored what it means to be a good friend, how to support and respect each other, and the importance of kindness in everyday life 🌟. They took part in discussions and activities that helped them understand empathy, teamwork, and positive relationships 💬💞.

A wonderful opportunity for our Year 6s to learn valuable life lessons and grow as caring, thoughtful friends! 👫💛 ... See MoreSee Less

Our Year 6 students enjoyed a very informative and inspiring friendship talk today, led by Caritas Malta 🤝💛 The students explored what it means to be a good friend, how to support and respect each other, and the importance of kindness in everyday life 🌟. They took part in discussions and activities that helped them understand empathy, teamwork, and positive relationships 💬💞. A wonderful opportunity for our Year 6s to learn valuable life lessons and grow as caring, thoughtful friends! 👫💛Image attachmentImage attachment
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Our Year 4 students had a wonderful day of Lenten reflection and gratitude 🙏💛

They started with Ms Ben, learning about the amazing work of community helpers 👩‍⚕️👨‍🚒, creating craft cards ✂️🖍️, and writing prayers for those who serve others.

The students then made thank-you cards for special people in our school 💌, walked through the Stations of the Cross ✝️ in the school yard, and finished the day with Mass together ⛪.

Just like our Year 5 friends, Year 4 had a meaningful Lenten journey—each class bringing their own special touch! 🌟 ... See MoreSee Less

Our Year 4 students had a wonderful day of Lenten reflection and gratitude 🙏💛 They started with Ms Ben, learning about the amazing work of community helpers 👩‍⚕️👨‍🚒, creating craft cards ✂️🖍️, and writing prayers for those who serve others. The students then made thank-you cards for special people in our school 💌, walked through the Stations of the Cross ✝️ in the school yard, and finished the day with Mass together ⛪. Just like our Year 5 friends, Year 4 had a meaningful Lenten journey—each class bringing their own special touch! 🌟Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment
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