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"That you are young is enough for me to love you"

                                                                                                            Don Bosco

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St. Patrick's Salesian School founded in 1903, has been entrusted to the Salesians of Don Bosco ever since.  It was Sir Fons Maria Galea who built this place to serve as a home and school for those boys who need such services.  The work is funded mainly by the government of Malta along with the help of so many other benefectors and agencies.  

Thus St. Patrick's is a private Catholic school for 80 boys, 30 of whom are also residents.  Our school follows the National Minimum Curriculum.  In order to provide individual attention to the students, we chose our classes to have a maximum of 15 students.  As a general rule, students are geared for the Matsec and ECDL exams, however we do not measure success through certificates.  We place great emphasis on mutual respect, spirituality, human formation and self expression through creative arts.

 

Contact us on

St. Patrick's Salesian School

St. John Bosco Street,

Sliema

Tel No: 21 339337

Email: headmaster@spmalta.org


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Latest Events

Christmas brings with it a certain bustle that seems to hover in the air of St Patrick’s corridors along with the tinsels and the quivering fairy lights of the Christmas tree. There is always so much to prepare for. And as it should be, our first thoughts turned to others as we embarked on fund-raising activities in order to make our little contribution towards the Community Chest Fund. Although a charitable institution itself, St Patrick’s knows full-well that there is greater pleasure in giving than in receiving.

 


Our school is participating in the Catch the Drop Campaign, a campaign which has been launched last year and is being continued throughout this scholastic year.  This is an educational water conservation campaign with the aim to increase awareness of the value and importance of water.


Last year our school took it upon itself to sponsor 3 dogs for a year to commemorate animal awareness week.  The money was duly collected and the beneficiaries were the Association for Abandoned Animals (AAA)

 

This year we renewed our commitment towards this noble cause.   Rather than rely merely on the exposure usually done by bringing speakers at school in conjunction with thematic lessons, their action took a more tangible form.

 


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