On Wednesday 27th May 2009, a small ceremony was held in the school hall, in honour of Our Lady. This ceremony commenced with a short explanation about the meaning of the Crowning of Our Lady, by the school spiritual director. Besides this, there was a  spiritual reflection, poems and prayers to Our Lady. This ceremony ended with one of the girls, crowning Our Lady, on behalf of all students and school staff.

During the rest of the day, students  spent a few  moments of prayer in front of the Holy Eucharist.
 

On the occasion of Prize day 2009, which was held on the 2nd April, the 'Being a Foreigner Committee' was one amongst many others who presented an item  for this event.

The main aim of this short play namely 'Preziosi Dance Academy' (which also included students dancing and singing) was to show the importance of inclusion and that  you   cannot judge people just from the way they look or what country they come from...because no matter who you are or where you come from, everyone is a human being and thus deserves a chance!!

This year's Prize Day which centred around the theme 'Globalization' was held on Monday 30th March for the Form 5 students and on Thursday 2nd April for Form 1 to Form 4 students. The event was divided into three parts:

1. Several plays, dances, singing and reading of poems, power points and movie clips were presented for the occasion

2.  Certificate giving to the students

3. Exhibition of students work done during this scholastic year. There were 2 rooms devoted to the students' work. In one of the rooms all art works done by the option art students were exhibited. In this room a variety of crafts such as tapestry, parchment, glass painting, pottery and mask decoration were exhibited. These were all done by the students during the creative lessons led by various teachers. In another room there were various projects which included things such as charts, photos, models and posters. These all dealt with the globalisation theme.

On Thursday 26th March 2009, the Maltese Teachers invited  Mario Azzopardi for a talk with Form 4 and Form 5 students. Azzopardi talked to the students about several aspects of his life and poems . He also discussed some poems with the students, which are found in the Maltese MATSEC syllabus.

On Wednesday 18th March 2009, the Sustainable Club was involved in preserving different kinds of fruit and vegetables. After the recycling of  jars, which meant removing the label and washed thoroughly and sterilised, the preparation of the preserves started. The students made jellies, jams, preserves, relishes and pickles.

Home preserves are cheaper and undoubtedly superior in quality. Home preserves limit exposure to chemicals and pesticides.

All the items created made welcome little gifts that students, parents and teachers alike found them hard to resist.

On the same day, some students also painted on recycled jars so as to transform them into vases, cookie jars, canister sets and other containers. Any profits made from these items  were donated to Angela's House and to our school.

Another activity involved each class to plant a tree in memory of the million of children who died in the second world war. These indigenous trees were donated by Wied Incita. The students' involvement in planting the trees and watching them grow encourages ongoing learning about tolerance and respect.

On Friday 19th December 2008,  Form 3s, 4s and 5s enjoyed themselves during a Christmas Disco  which was held in the school Hall.

Moreover, Fabrizio Faniello later during the day, entertained the students, by singing a number of his songs.

On Monday 22nd December 2008 as part of the Christmas Party, the students were entertained by Klinsman.

On Wednesday 17th December 2008, the 'Being a Foreigner Committee' presented  an event which focused particularly on Christmas and New Years' Activities. This was led by the various ethnic groups in our school.

British, Bulgarians, Chinese, Hungarians, Moroccans, Serbians, Pakistani and Maltese students, in the presence of some their country's Ambassador or Consulate, and parents gave us a taste of their country's festivities  through their own culture, tradition and gastronomy. A number of items were presented such as power points, videos, dances, singing and reading in their native language. Afterwards the guests together with the participants were invited to see an exhibition and for refreshments which consisted mainly of traditional Christmas / New Years' food of each country.

The main aim of this project is to try and to understand each others differences, so as to help to build bridges around various cultures and helping migrants integrate.

On Tuesday 2nd December 2008 the Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports, visited the school. During her visit, she visited a number of classes, where she saw several lessons taking place.

On Friday 14th November 2008, the Maltese Teachers organised a cultural outing for Form 3 students .

The main aim of this outing was for the students to be aware of temporal and cultural difference in the Maltese culture (Traditions and Crafts Museum, and Casa Rocca Piccola).

The students had the opportunity to write about their feelings (writing on site) during these two visits. After the  writing process the students were given time to read their writings.

On Wednesday 5th November 2008, a group of students attended a football session at Depiro Grounds, Mtarfa. The session was conducted by  prominent  BOV Premier League stars  Chucks Nwoko. 

On Wednesday 5th November 2008, Form 4s went to St. James Cavalier for European Youth Week (Touchdown)

SKOP (Solidarjeta` u Koperazzjoni) in collaboration, invited all organisations /  institutions, social groups and schools to perform a one-minute STAND UP on Friday 17th October 2008, as a sign of urgency to eliminate the violations of Human Rights and Extreme Poverty around the World. By 2015 governments from every nation committed their country to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Both students and teachers performed this  stand up with the words ' End Poverity Now'.

On Wednesday 15th October 2008, on the occasion of the birth and death of Dun Karm Psaila, Malta's National Poet, a special assembly was held to commemorate this event. His biography was read by some students, followed by extracts from some of his poems. The ceremony ended by the singing of the National Anthem.

Charts made by students, about Dun Karm were displayed along the school corridor.