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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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It was an honour and privilege to welcome Dr Roberta Metsola to Sacred Heart College. We are grateful for the time she dedicated to our students and for the inspiring message she shared with our school community. A visit we will remember with pride and appreciation! ... See MoreSee Less

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Exploring the Past to Understand Our Climate

Over the past two days, our Year 11 Chemistry students had the opportunity to participate in two online presentations delivered by Dr Ray Zammit, a Maltese researcher, and Dr Anastasia Zhuravleva, both researchers at GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research in Kiel, Germany.

The researchers introduced students to the work of the Paleo Carbon Research Group, highlighting the important role that chemistry plays in understanding our planet and its changing climate.

These presentations offered our students a glimpse into the world of scientific research and demonstrated how the knowledge and skills acquired through Chemistry can be applied to real-world challenges, particularly those concerning climate change and the future of our planet.

We thank Dr Ray Zammit and Dr Anastasia Zhuravleva for taking the time to share their expertise and research with our students and for inspiring them to look beyond the classroom! ... See MoreSee Less

Exploring the Past to Understand Our Climate Over the past two days, our Year 11 Chemistry students had the opportunity to participate in two online presentations delivered by Dr Ray Zammit, a Maltese researcher, and Dr Anastasia Zhuravleva, both researchers at GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research in Kiel, Germany. The researchers introduced students to the work of the Paleo Carbon Research Group, highlighting the important role that chemistry plays in understanding our planet and its changing climate. These presentations offered our students a glimpse into the world of scientific research and demonstrated how the knowledge and skills acquired through Chemistry can be applied to real-world challenges, particularly those concerning climate change and the future of our planet. We thank Dr Ray Zammit and Dr Anastasia Zhuravleva for taking the time to share their expertise and research with our students and for inspiring them to look beyond the classroom!Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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🙏🌹 **Coming Together in Prayer – The Holy Rosary** 🌹🙏

As we come to the end of October, the month dedicated to the Holy Rosary, our Junior School came together as one school family to pray and reflect.

This special moment of prayer was organised by our Seekers Group, under the guidance of Ms Alison, Ms Bugelli and our School Chaplain, Ms Ben.

We were also blessed to have some of our budding musicians share their talents with us, helping to animate the Rosary through music, with the support of Mr John. 🎶💕

Following the sessions delivered by Missio and the Love & Peace Foundation, which opened our students’ eyes to the different realities faced by children around the world, we dedicated our prayers to the different continents, remembering especially those children and families facing hardship and suffering. 🌍❤️

It was a truly meaningful and heartwarming way to bring the month of October to a close, united in faith, prayer and compassion.

As Jesus reminds us:

“For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.”*(Matthew 18:20) 🙏

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🙏🌹 **Coming Together in Prayer – The Holy Rosary** 🌹🙏 As we come to the end of October, the month dedicated to the Holy Rosary, our Junior School came together as one school family to pray and reflect. This special moment of prayer was organised by our Seekers Group, under the guidance of Ms Alison, Ms Bugelli and our School Chaplain, Ms Ben. We were also blessed to have some of our budding musicians share their talents with us, helping to animate the Rosary through music, with the support of Mr John. 🎶💕 Following the sessions delivered by Missio and the Love & Peace Foundation, which opened our students’ eyes to the different realities faced by children around the world, we dedicated our prayers to the different continents, remembering especially those children and families facing hardship and suffering. 🌍❤️ It was a truly meaningful and heartwarming way to bring the month of October to a close, united in faith, prayer and compassion. As Jesus reminds us: “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.”*(Matthew 18:20) 🙏 #SacredHeartCollege #JuniorSchool #HolyRosary #SeekersGroup #FaithInAction #SchoolFamilyImage attachmentImage attachment
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🤍 Celebrating All Saints’ Day at the Junior School! 🤍

Today, our Junior School celebrated All Saints’ Day, with students and educators dressed in white to mark this special occasion.

During a special assembly, the girls learnt more about the lives of the saints and how we can follow their example by showing kindness, love and compassion in our everyday lives. ✨

To end the day on a sweet note, each student was given some sweets to take home! 🍬

A lovely celebration reminding us that we are all called to be saints in our own little ways! 🤍🙏

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🤍 Celebrating All Saints’ Day at the Junior School! 🤍 Today, our Junior School celebrated All Saints’ Day, with students and educators dressed in white to mark this special occasion. During a special assembly, the girls learnt more about the lives of the saints and how we can follow their example by showing kindness, love and compassion in our everyday lives. ✨ To end the day on a sweet note, each student was given some sweets to take home! 🍬 A lovely celebration reminding us that we are all called to be saints in our own little ways! 🤍🙏 #AllSaintsDay #SacredHeartCollege #JuniorSchoolImage attachmentImage attachment
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As part of an initiative led by our PSCD teachers across the Senior and Junior Schools, our Year 11 students took time during their PSCD lessons to write messages of encouragement and words of wisdom for the Year 6 girls who will next year be making the transition to the Senior School.

During the past week, student representatives from each Year 11 class visited the Junior School to personally deliver these special notes. It was truly heart-warming to see the girls’ faces light up as they read their personalised messages, filled with reassurance, encouragement and advice on navigating life in the Senior School.

This beautiful initiative brought together students from different parts of our school community, reminding us of the importance of looking out for one another, sharing our experiences and using our words to make a positive difference in someone else’s life.

Through these simple acts, our students put Social Awareness into practice, showing that kindness, empathy and encouragement can help build connections across generations and make everyone feel that they belong. ... See MoreSee Less

As part of an initiative led by our PSCD teachers across the Senior and Junior Schools, our Year 11 students took time during their PSCD lessons to write messages of encouragement and words of wisdom for the Year 6 girls who will next year be making the transition to the Senior School. During the past week, student representatives from each Year 11 class visited the Junior School to personally deliver these special notes. It was truly heart-warming to see the girls’ faces light up as they read their personalised messages, filled with reassurance, encouragement and advice on navigating life in the Senior School. This beautiful initiative brought together students from different parts of our school community, reminding us of the importance of looking out for one another, sharing our experiences and using our words to make a positive difference in someone else’s life. Through these simple acts, our students put Social Awareness into practice, showing that kindness, empathy and encouragement can help build connections across generations and make everyone feel that they belong.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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