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37,771 Students Head Back To Malta’s State Schools For New Scholastic Year
37,771 Students Head Back To Malta’s State Schools For New Scholastic Year

37,771 Students Head Back To Malta’s State Schools For New Scholastic Year

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

37,771 students set to start new scholastic year in state schools

37,771 students set to start new scholastic year in state schools

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

Italy decrees limits on non-Italian speakers and veils in school classrooms

Italy decrees limits on non-Italian speakers and veils in school classrooms

Italy's government passed a decree Thursday to place an upper limit on the number of students in each school classroom who have only limited Italian language skills and to ban face-covering Islamic veils in schools. Premier Giorgia Meloni's conservative government said the package is aimed at strengthening integration through language learning and

Hundreds of teachers prepare for new scholastic year with focus on inclusive classrooms

Hundreds of teachers prepare for new scholastic year with focus on inclusive classrooms

Hundreds of newly qualified, recruited and returning teachers have attended an induction seminar ahead of the new scholastic year, with inclusion placed at the centre of this year's program. The seminar, held at Francis Ebejer Secondary School in Dingli under the theme 'Every Learner Matters: Building Inclusive Classrooms Together,' brought together

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