San Miguel School and Resource Centre is situated in Pembroke and caters for pupils who have severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD). Their ages range between three and twenty one

The school was officially opened on the 15^th June 1989 by the Prime Minister of that time, the honourable Dr. Eddie Fenech Adami. Originally the school was a British military building but as years went by the barracks were gradually transformed into a school. Since 1999 the old part of the building has been refurbished. An extension to the original barracks was built together with a hydrotherapy pool.

- It is a single storey building catering for the needs of pupils with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties from the age of 3 onwards.

- It consists of six well equipped classes to meet pupils individual needs, (changing facilities are available in each class).

- It has a hydrotherapy pool, multi-sensory room, physiotherapy and speech therapy room, ICT area and a ball pool with a soft play area. The school’s main hall is used daily for morning assembly, curricular activities and sensory circuits.

- There are 43 registered full time pupils besides other pupils who come with their LSA for services from mainstream schools.

- Pupils are based in generic year groups.

San Miguel Febres Cordero

The school is named after Francisco Febres Cordero (1854 –1910), from Ecuador, who joined the French Freres and become a Brother.

Brother Miguel was a very dedicated teacher and his teaching techniques were brilliant, thus making learning fun for all pupils.  Brother Miguel, who had a deformity of the feet,  was also writer and poet.