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.
Waħda mit-temi li qed jiġu studjati fl- Studji Ambjentali fit-Tielet Sena hija t-temp. Għalhekk, ilbieraħ kellna l-pjaċir nilqgħu fl-iskola tagħna lis-Sur Joe Meilak, li qasam
“From the rising of the sun to the place where it sets, the name of the Lord is to be praised.” Ps 113,3. Form 1
A group of our Form 5 students had the opportunity to participate in Una giornata con l’italiano at Sir M.A. Refalo Sixth Form. It was
