BCSS takes pride in being a Catholic school, not only on paper but also in practice. Christianity is not only a religion to be practiced within certain spaces, but a way of life. This is something we incorporate at our school, both on a policy level but also on a personal level. A main pillar of Christianity is loving one another regardless of background, ability, race, or religion, which is why inclusion is a priority for us. We do our best to ensure there is equity in the processes by which students are accepted at our school. I make use of the word equity because each student has her own special needs and requirements, and we try to ensure we distribute our attention fairly and accordingly.
On Thursday 28th November, our Form 2 students had the opportunity to take part in the Unconventional Science Careers Expo at the University of Malta.
A huge thank you to each and every one of you for making this year’s school concert an unforgettable experience! From the first rehearsal to