St. Benedict College, Birżebbuġa Primary proudly took part in the SportMalta Schools Sports Day, a national initiative held as part of the European Week of Sport and the #BeActive campaign. The event aimed to inspire students to stay active, healthy, and engaged in physical education.
On the day, a total of 387 pupils from Year 1 to Year 6 participated in a variety of sports activities designed to promote physical fitness, teamwork, and enjoyment. Activities were held both indoors and outdoors, ensuring that every student could join in and experience the fun of being active.
The school’s three Physical Education teachers worked enthusiastically to organise and supervise the sessions, providing students with a memorable and engaging experience. Children thoroughly enjoyed the activities, which not only encouraged movement but also reinforced the importance of healthy living and cooperation.
This event has now become an annual highlight in the school calendar, helping to foster a culture of activity, health, and enjoyment of sport among all pupils. The school is proud to be part of this initiative and remains committed to inspiring the next generation to #BeActive and embrace a healthy, active lifestyle.

As part of the European Week of Sport 2025, the Reġjun Tramuntana proudly celebrated the Deep Blue Green – Exercise for Wellbeing initiative. This week-long programme brought together residents, community leaders, and partners to promote physical health, mental balance, and a stronger sense of togetherness through movement and nature.

The initiative was officially launched with the “Wellness in Motion – Morning of Activities” event held at Għadira Bay, Mellieħa, which attracted over 90 participants. The opening ceremony featured inspiring speeches by local and regional representatives who emphasised the importance of integrating wellbeing, sustainability, and inclusivity into everyday life. The beautiful seaside setting provided the perfect backdrop for participants to experience the connection between nature and active living.

Throughout the week, a wide variety of activities took place across the Reġjun Tramuntana, encouraging participation from people of all ages and abilities. Highlights included Woodcraft Therapy Workshops that focused on mindfulness and creativity, Children’s Craft Activities promoting expression and teamwork, and Mindfulness and Self-Love Circles. Energetic sessions such as Trampoline Fitness and Line Dancing added fun and rhythm to the programme, while Football Games – Breaking Barriers fostered inclusion and teamwork among participants. Environmental awareness also played a key role, with initiatives like the Underwater Clean-Up reminding everyone of the importance of protecting Malta’s natural beauty. Special sessions such as Active Mornings for 60+ and the Street Sports Fest in the Garden further encouraged community connection and active ageing.

The Deep Blue Green theme highlighted the harmony between nature, movement, and wellbeing, reminding participants that sport is not only about performance, but also about health, balance, and joy.

The European Week of Sport 2025 once again demonstrated how community-based initiatives can create lasting impact to inspire Maltese citizens to #BeActive not only during this week, but throughout the year.

As part of the European Week of Sport and the #BeActive campaign, Maria Regina College Żokrija, together with the Physical Education Department, organised an engaging outdoor educational activity designed to promote physical fitness, well-being, and appreciation for nature.

The event, planned and coordinated by three dedicated Physical Education teachers, featured a 2km walk followed by a picnic in a natural setting. Blessed with a bright, sunny day, students had the perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors while staying active and connecting with their peers.

The activity aimed to emphasise the importance of regular outdoor physical activity and encourage students to recognise the many benefits of movement beyond the classroom environment. Students participated with great enthusiasm, showing teamwork, positivity, and a genuine appreciation for being active in nature.

The event was a great success, combining education, physical activity, and fun, and fully captured the spirit of the European Week of Sport, inspiring everyone to #BeActive and embrace a healthy, active lifestyle.

Between the 23rd and 30th of September 2025, St. Monica School Birkirkara proudly joined the SportMalta Schools Sports Day initiative as part of the European Week of Sport and the #BeActive campaign. The week-long celebration promoted the importance of physical activity, teamwork, inclusion, and healthy living across all year groups,  from primary to secondary.

Students took part in a fun circuit of sports stations, including gymnastics, archery, football, stilts, tennis, scooters, and obstacle courses. Each activity encouraged students to develop coordination, balance, confidence, and resilience, while discovering new and exciting sports.

Students embraced the spirit of inclusion through Paralympic-themed activities, such as goalball, paravolley, blindfold obstacle races, and a “Walk the Mile for All” event, emphasising that sport is for everyone, regardless of ability.

Throughout the week, both primary and secondary students joined in energetic Zumba sessions during break time, uniting the whole school in movement and rhythm. A colourful “Favourite Team Day” encouraged students to wear their favourite sports gear, while students-versus-teachers games in basketball, volleyball, and football added a fun competitive twist to the week.

Highlights included a Year 9 student sharing her passion for motor sport, inspiring her peers with a presentation of her motorbike and experiences in racing, as well as a karting demonstration by another student who encouraged more girls to try the sport.

To complement the focus on active living, all primary students enjoyed a healthy breakfast, reinforcing the link between good nutrition and physical well-being. A standout experience for students was a special session with members of the Maltese National Women’s Football Team. The players shared their sporting journeys, answered questions, and inspired students to chase their athletic dreams.

Throughout the week, students were encouraged to “Walk the Mile” and secondary lessons were infused with sports-themed learning, connecting academics with the values of perseverance and teamwork.

The European Week of Sport 2025 was truly a celebration of movement, inclusion, and community. With full participation from students and teachers alike, the week embodied the spirit of #BeActive,  promoting fitness, fun, and friendship through sport

As part of the European Week of Sport and the #BeActive campaign, students from Year 3 to Year 6 at Patri Felic Sammut – St. Paul’s Bay Primary School took part in a variety of activities aimed at promoting physical activity, teamwork, and community awareness.The day began with a guided walk around

the local community, allowing students to observe features such as the seaside, Wigna Court, promenade, shops, and local viewpoints. The walk encouraged healthy lifestyle habits, social interaction, and a sense of connection to the community, while emphasising safety and respect for public spaces. Students actively engaged and showed interest in learning more about their surroundings, supporting both physical and mental well-being.

Younger students took part in a supervised walk around the school environment, exploring local landmarks like Wigna Court and Gżejjer ta’ San Pawl. This activity promoted responsibility, teamwork, and awareness of school boundaries, while helping students familiarise themselves with their school’s layout.

Back in the school yard, physical activity stations were set up for Kinder 1 and Year 1 students, focusing on developing balance, coordination, strength, and endurance. Students rotated through each station under teacher supervision, enjoying the structured exercises that encouraged teamwork and self-discipline.

A coordinated group movement session in the school hall involved gross motor skills, stretching, and simple dance routines for Kinder 2 and Year 2 students. Music and guidance helped students stay synchronised and motivated, fostering unity, coordination, and enjoyment of physical activity in a social setting.

Overall, the SportMalta Schools Sports Day was a resounding success, providing opportunities for students to stay active, develop new skills, and connect with their peers and community in a safe and inclusive environment.

#BeActive – promoting movement, teamwork, and fun for all!

On 15th October 2025, Gozo College Nadur Primary proudly hosted the SportMalta Schools Sports Day, part of the European Week of Sport and the #BeActive campaign. This annual national event promotes physical activity, teamwork, and fun among students, while fostering a sense of community within the school.

The school worked hard to generate enthusiasm among both students and staff, making the day a highly anticipated and enjoyable occasion.

This year, Year 3 and Year 6 students participated, with a total of 58 pupils taking part. The activities ran from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., providing a fun-filled three-hour session packed with energy and excitement. Students enjoyed a wide range of games, agility courses, team-building exercises, and collaborative challenges, highlighting the importance of cooperation, healthy competition, and enjoyment in sport.

For Gozo College Nadur Primary, the SportMalta Schools Sports Day is more than just a national initiative, it marks the official opening of the school’s annual sports program, bringing movement, smiles, and a sense of togetherness to the school community.

The school expressed gratitude and looks forward to continuing this tradition in future years, making it one of the most memorable and anticipated highlights of the school calendar.

#BeActive – celebrating teamwork, movement, and fun through sport!

Ħandaq Middle School proudly celebrated this year’s SportMalta Schools Sports Day, held as part of the European Week of Sport and the #BeActive campaign. The event was designed to promote physical activity, teamwork, and enjoyment through sport, bringing students together for a day full of movement and fun.

Students participated in a wide range of activities and stations, including agility and coordination exercises, sports-based drills, basketball, ultimate frisbee, relays, and team-building challenges. Each activity encouraged collaboration, communication, and fair play, helping students develop both physical and social skills.

The day was a great success, filled with energy, enthusiasm, and teamwork, perfectly reflecting the spirit of the #BeActive campaign. Through participation, students experienced the joy of sport and the importance of staying active as part of a healthy lifestyle.

#BeActive – promoting fitness, teamwork, and fun through sport!

This year’s SportMalta Schools Sports Day was held on the San Ġwann football ground, forming part of the European Week of Sport and the #BeActive campaign. The event featured a range of fun and engaging activities designed to promote physical activity, teamwork, and sportsmanship among students.

The Schools Sports Day took place successfully, with activities spread across nine numbered stations, each clearly marked with instructions and illustrations. Class teachers led each station, explaining the tasks, while students rotated between activities with the support of their Learning Support Educators (LSEs).

Students had the opportunity to practise fundamental movement skills, participate in friendly competition, and enjoy a positive and inclusive sporting atmosphere.

The event truly captured the spirit of the #BeActive campaign, inspiring students to move, play, and stay active together.

#BeActive – promoting fitness, fun, and friendship through sport!

On Sunday, 5th October 2025, Pembroke Local Council proudly organised a community sports event as part of the European Week of Sport and the #BeActive campaign. The event brought together residents of all ages, from young children to senior citizens, alongside representatives from local sports associations and educational institutions, creating a vibrant and inclusive celebration of physical activity.

The activities were designed to engage participants of all fitness levels, encouraging everyone to take part in fun, safe, and accessible games. Children enjoyed a range of playful sports challenges, while adults and seniors took part in activities that promoted movement, coordination, and teamwork. This multi-generational approach highlighted the importance of staying active at every stage of life.

Through these shared experiences, residents not only engaged in physical activity but also built stronger connections, fostering friendship, cooperation, and a sense of belonging. The day exemplified how sport can bring communities together, promote a healthy lifestyle, and create lasting memories for people of all ages.

#BeActive – promoting community spirit through sport!