Prime Minister Robert Abela said that the government will soon present a new behavioural framework for students that is set to introduce new protocols on school behaviour, search procedures, and emergency responses in all schools. The Prime Minister spoke at a discussion on the education sector on Sunday morning at MCAST. He was accompanied MCAST Principal
New standardised rules governing student behaviour, searches and emergency responses are set to be introduced across Malta’s schools within the coming weeks. Prime Minister Robert Abela announced the move during a Room4Ideas discussion on education at the MCAST library, saying the new behavioural framework will be introduced across all schools. The
School is officially back, with 37,771 students starting the 2026/27 scholastic year across Malta’s state schools. From kindergarten through to secondary school, the new academic year will see 2,754 new students joining the system, while a total of 8,861 educators will be teaching across state schools. Education and Sport Minister Byron Camilleri wished
A total of 37,771 students will start the 2026/27 scholastic year in state schools, as more than €110 million in new and upgraded school projects is currently under way, a government statement said. The students, ranging from kindergarten to secondary level, include 2,754 new students and will be taught by 8,861 educators, the statement said. Minister
