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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
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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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Sacred Heart College Malta
1 day ago
Sacred Heart College Malta

🌊🐠 JUNIOR SCHOOL CELEBRATION DAY 🐠🌊
✨ LOADING… ✨🌊✨

The school is buzzing with excitement! Something magical is coming! ✨🌊

Our Junior School presents “All Together Under the Sea” — a delightful underwater adventure adapted from The Little Mermaid! 🧜‍♀️🐠

Rehearsals are going on in full blast! Now we are ready to start welcoming our guests.

Get ready for songs, smiles, and spectacular performances by our amazing learners. 💙

#JuniorSchoolCelebration #UnderTheSea #SchoolPlay #LoadingSoon ... See MoreSee Less

🌊🐠 JUNIOR SCHOOL CELEBRATION DAY 🐠🌊 ✨ LOADING… ✨🌊✨ The school is buzzing with excitement! Something magical is coming! ✨🌊 Our Junior School presents “All Together Under the Sea” — a delightful underwater adventure adapted from The Little Mermaid! 🧜‍♀️🐠 Rehearsals are going on in full blast! Now we are ready to start welcoming our guests. Get ready for songs, smiles, and spectacular performances by our amazing learners. 💙 #JuniorSchoolCelebration #UnderTheSea #SchoolPlay #LoadingSoonImage attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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Ilbieraħ fil-kulleġġ kellna żjara interessanti ħafna mid-Dipartiment tal-Protezzjoni Ċivili (CPD).

Il-pumpiera tkellmu mal-istudenti tas-Sena 7 dwar ix-xogħol li jagħmlu ta’ kuljum. Spjegawlhom ukoll dwar il-perikli ta' madwarhom, kif jistgħu jibqgħu siguri, kif jevitaw nirien u kif jaġixxu f’każ ta’ emerġenza.

L-istudenti kellhom ukoll l-opportunità jaraw mill-qrib it-tagħmir li jintuża biex jitfu n-nirien u tgħallmu kif jaħdem dan l-apparat, kif ukoll raw mill-viċin it-trakk tat-tifi tan-nar. Din kienet esperjenza edukattiva u interessanti li żgur ħalliet impatt pożittiv fuq it-tfal tagħna!

Grazzi lill-għalliema tal-Health & Safety u dawk tal-Guidance tal-ħin u x-xogħol tagħhom biex ikkoordinaw din il-ġurnata. ... See MoreSee Less

Ilbieraħ fil-kulleġġ kellna żjara interessanti ħafna mid-Dipartiment tal-Protezzjoni Ċivili (CPD). Il-pumpiera tkellmu mal-istudenti tas-Sena 7 dwar ix-xogħol li jagħmlu ta’ kuljum. Spjegawlhom ukoll dwar il-perikli ta madwarhom, kif jistgħu jibqgħu siguri, kif jevitaw nirien u kif jaġixxu f’każ ta’ emerġenza. L-istudenti kellhom ukoll l-opportunità jaraw mill-qrib it-tagħmir li jintuża biex jitfu n-nirien u tgħallmu kif jaħdem dan l-apparat, kif ukoll raw mill-viċin it-trakk tat-tifi tan-nar. Din kienet esperjenza edukattiva u interessanti li żgur ħalliet impatt pożittiv fuq it-tfal tagħna! Grazzi lill-għalliema tal-Health & Safety u dawk tal-Guidance tal-ħin u x-xogħol tagħhom biex ikkoordinaw din il-ġurnata.Image attachmentImage attachment+8Image attachment
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Outdoors Mathematics with Year 7!

Today our Year 7 students enjoyed a refreshing outdoor Maths lesson, combining fresh air with problem-solving fun!

During the lesson, students explored angles through a tangram, one of the oldest and most fascinating puzzles in Mathematics. Invented in China over 200 years ago, the tangram challenged the students to think critically, collaborate, and apply their knowledge of angles in a hands-on and engaging way.

It was wonderful to see such enthusiasm, curiosity, and teamwork as Maths came to life beyond the classroom walls. Learning outdoors certainly adds a special angle to learning! ... See MoreSee Less

Outdoors Mathematics with Year 7! Today our Year 7 students enjoyed a refreshing outdoor Maths lesson, combining fresh air with problem-solving fun! During the lesson, students explored angles through a tangram, one of the oldest and most fascinating puzzles in Mathematics. Invented in China over 200 years ago, the tangram challenged the students to think critically, collaborate, and apply their knowledge of angles in a hands-on and engaging way. It was wonderful to see such enthusiasm, curiosity, and teamwork as Maths came to life beyond the classroom walls. Learning outdoors certainly adds a special angle to learning!Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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📚 Book Champions Award – Year 2 Entry 📚

Our Year 2 classes are proud to share their learning journey for this year’s Book Champions Award!

Our adventure began with an engaging storytelling session of “Xi xtaqet issir il-mama’” by Graziella Calleja, delivered by our Deputy Head. This inspiring story beautifully launched our Maltese topic, People Who Help Us in Our Towns and Villages, while strengthening links with Social Studies.

To enrich our learning even further, we welcomed special visitors to our school. Members of the Police Force spoke to the children about their important role in keeping our community safe. Our very own secretary, Ms Steph, shared with our little ones the valuable work she does each day to help our school run smoothly. We also had a lovely visit from a mother and her new baby, who explained how much care and responsibility is involved in looking after a little one, and how children can help care for their younger brothers and sisters at home.

Our learners also visited Little Peeps – a miniature village experience where they explored different workplaces and enthusiastically role-played various community roles. From doctors and dentists to shopkeepers and firefighters, the children embraced every opportunity to step into the shoes of the people who help us every day. This hands-on experience also helped them make meaningful connections with our Science topic on the human body and senses.

To reflect on their learning, the students created beautiful drawings and wrote sentences about their favourite career pathways, sharing their dreams and aspirations for the future.

We are incredibly proud of their curiosity, creativity, and enthusiasm throughout this journey. Well done, Year 2 Book Champions! 🌟📖 ... See MoreSee Less

📚 Book Champions Award – Year 2 Entry 📚 Our Year 2 classes are proud to share their learning journey for this year’s Book Champions Award! Our adventure began with an engaging storytelling session of “Xi xtaqet issir il-mama’” by Graziella Calleja, delivered by our Deputy Head. This inspiring story beautifully launched our Maltese topic, People Who Help Us in Our Towns and Villages, while strengthening links with Social Studies. To enrich our learning even further, we welcomed special visitors to our school. Members of the Police Force spoke to the children about their important role in keeping our community safe. Our very own secretary, Ms Steph, shared with our little ones the valuable work she does each day to help our school run smoothly. We also had a lovely visit from a mother and her new baby, who explained how much care and responsibility is involved in looking after a little one, and how children can help care for their younger brothers and sisters at home. Our learners also visited Little Peeps – a miniature village experience where they explored different workplaces and enthusiastically role-played various community roles. From doctors and dentists to shopkeepers and firefighters, the children embraced every opportunity to step into the shoes of the people who help us every day. This hands-on experience also helped them make meaningful connections with our Science topic on the human body and senses. To reflect on their learning, the students created beautiful drawings and wrote sentences about their favourite career pathways, sharing their dreams and aspirations for the future. We are incredibly proud of their curiosity, creativity, and enthusiasm throughout this journey. Well done, Year 2 Book Champions! 🌟📖Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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Year 7 Parents Open Day

Yesterday we were delighted to welcome parents to our Year 7 Open Day at the College.

The morning began with Mass in the Chapel, followed by a talk entitled “The vital role of parents in relation to the needs of 11-year-olds as they are stepping into adolescence,” delivered by Ms Marisa Mintoff. The session highlighted the importance of strong collaboration between home and school as our students begin this important stage of their lives.

After a short coffee break, parents had the opportunity to visit classes and observe lessons taking place during the sixth lesson. The subjects observed included: Home Economics & Design and Technology, Environmental Studies, Gym & PSCD, Religious Education and Mathematics.

We hope these visits offered parents a valuable insight into their children’s learning environment and the rich educational experiences offered at the College.

A heartfelt thank you goes to Ms Vella and the guidance teachers for coordinating the day so smoothly, to Ms Ben for the Mass preparations, and to all the teachers who warmly welcomed parents into their classrooms.

Thank you to all the parents who joined us —their presence and support are truly appreciated. ... See MoreSee Less

Year 7 Parents Open Day Yesterday we were delighted to welcome parents to our Year 7 Open Day at the College. The morning began with Mass in the Chapel, followed by a talk entitled “The vital role of parents in relation to the needs of 11-year-olds as they are stepping into adolescence,” delivered by Ms Marisa Mintoff. The session highlighted the importance of strong collaboration between home and school as our students begin this important stage of their lives. After a short coffee break, parents had the opportunity to visit classes and observe lessons taking place during the sixth lesson. The subjects observed included: Home Economics & Design and Technology, Environmental Studies, Gym & PSCD, Religious Education and Mathematics. We hope these visits offered parents a valuable insight into their children’s learning environment and the rich educational experiences offered at the College. A heartfelt thank you goes to Ms Vella and the guidance teachers for coordinating the day so smoothly, to Ms Ben for the Mass preparations, and to all the teachers who warmly welcomed parents into their classrooms. Thank you to all the parents who joined us —their presence and support are truly appreciated.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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