This year, at Birzebbugia Primary School, the SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023 brought smiles and excitement to the faces of young students. The event was tailored to cater to all students, from Kindergarten to Year 6, ensuring that every child had a chance to participate.

The school’s Physical Education (PE) teachers played a crucial role in organizing the day. They set up various activity stations, each offering a different sporting challenge. Students were divided into class teams, and with the guidance of their teachers, they moved from one station to another, experiencing a wide range of fun activities.

The feedback from both educators and students was overwhelmingly positive. Teachers were delighted to see their students enjoying physical activity and working together as a team. The students themselves were bubbling with enthusiasm, as they took part in activities that promoted teamwork, coordination, and healthy competition.

What made this Sports Day even more special was how some educators creatively integrated physical activity with other subjects. This approach not only made learning more engaging but also emphasized the importance of a balanced and active lifestyle.

In conclusion, the SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023 at Birzebbugia Primary School was a resounding success, fostering a love for physical activity, teamwork, and holistic education among the students. It was a day filled with fun, laughter, and valuable learning experiences for everyone involved.

On Friday, the 13th of October, our school embraced the spirit of SportMalta Schools Sports Day with open arms. Every class, from Kindergarten to the older kids, participated in a variety of activities that celebrated the joy of movement and play. It was a day of fun and physical activity that brought smiles to everyone’s faces.

Kindergarten started their day with a burst of energy, engaging in activities like hoola hoop jumping, color sorting with hoola hoops, and even a game where children hopped into hoola hoops according to their name and the color called. They also had a blast with a parachute and bean bag toss, learning the importance of aim and coordination.

Meanwhile, Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3 got to experience the thrill of four traditional Maltese games, rotating through different stations. “It-Tiġieġa l-għamja,” “Passju,” “Maktur,” and “Lupu lupu” were the names of the games that kept them entertained and active.

For the older students in Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6, four exciting stations were set up. They practiced their skills in penalty shootouts, improved balance on walking bucket stilts, and honed their coordination and jumping abilities by balancing on semi-spheres, jumping hurdles, and throwing rings into cones. Lastly, they had fun balancing balls on rackets and aiming bean bags into hoops, improving their coordination and precision.

Overall, the SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023 was a resounding success, promoting physical activity and fun for all students. It’s a reminder that staying active and healthy can be a lot of fun.

The SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023 was an exciting event for our students. On this special day, our students took part in a range of activities that transformed our school and neighborhood into a hub of fun and fitness.

One of the highlights of this event was the community walks, where our students explored the surrounding area while staying active. It was a wonderful way to connect with the local community and appreciate the importance of physical activity in our daily lives.

Back on the school grounds, the yard was abuzz with a variety of activities aimed at promoting physical literacy and teamwork. From relay races to group exercises, our students had a blast while learning important life skills.

Inside the school hall, the day concluded with a mass movement event that brought together our youngest students. This event not only encouraged physical activity but also fostered a love for staying active from a young age.

SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023 was a resounding success, showing our students that staying active can be fun, and it’s something they can enjoy with their community. We look forward to more such events in the future, promoting health, teamwork, and community spirit.

Last Friday, St. Patrick’s Salesian School had a fantastic time celebrating the SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023. The day was made even more special with a visit from a remarkable sports personality, Mr. Nicky Farrugia, who is a Triathlete Champion. He shared his inspiring journey with the students, which included an incredible feat of swimming from Sicily to Gozo back in 1985.

After Mr. Farrugia’s motivating talk, the entire school was all set to participate in the European Schools Sports Day. The students and staff at St. Patrick’s Salesian School were split into two groups for various activities. One group enjoyed a refreshing 40-minute walk along the beautiful Promenade in Sliema, taking in the fresh air and scenic views. Meanwhile, the other group got into the sporting spirit with a friendly basketball tournament.

The fun didn’t stop there! More exciting activities awaited everyone. The day concluded with a thrilling mini football tournament played on three mini pitches with tiny goal posts. Teams were formed with both school staff and students, creating a bond between them. While the games did have some healthy competition, the prevailing atmosphere was one of camaraderie and friendliness.

It was a memorable day where everyone celebrated the joy of sports and physical activity, fostering a sense of unity and teamwork at St. Patrick’s Salesian School.

“What if every student could #BeActive and celebrate sport to kick off a lifetime of health?” This question became a reality on Friday, September 29, 2023, when our Junior School, along 50 schools, came together to participate in the SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023.

The day was all about promoting physical activity and encouraging students to embrace a healthy and active lifestyle. The students embarked on a variety of exciting activities that made them move, smile, and celebrate the joy of sports.

One of the highlights of the day was the “Walk a Mile” challenge, where students took to their feet and walked together, promoting the simple yet effective act of walking as a way to stay active. They also engaged in a fitness and dance workshop, where they grooved to the beats and learned how to keep fit while having fun.

Moreover, the students tackled various fundamental skills obstacle courses, which not only tested their physical abilities but also fostered teamwork and determination.

The SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023 was more than just a day of fun and games; it was a step towards a healthier, more active future for all the participating students. It demonstrated that being active and celebrating sports is not just for today but for a lifetime of health and happiness.

St. Ignatius College Middle School in Ħandaq had an exciting day recently as they hosted the SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2023. This special event was all about having fun while getting active and healthy.

At the Sports Day, students got to try out lots of different activities. They did exercises to improve their agility and coordination, practiced sports drills, and played games like handball, football, basketball, and ultimate frisbee. They also had relay races and did activities that helped them work together as a team.

One of the best things about the day was that everyone worked together and had lots of physical fun. This made the event a big success at St. Ignatius College Middle School. It’s important for kids to stay active and play sports because it keeps them fit and healthy. Plus, it’s a great way to make friends and learn important teamwork skills. So, the SportMalta Schools Sports Day was not just a day of games, but also a day of building strong bodies and friendships.

St. Clare College – San Ġwann Primary School had a fantastic time celebrating the 2023 SportMalta Schools Sports Day. This special event was a day full of fun and games that brought our school community together.

The PE teachers and educators organized the event, and their dedication shone through as the day unfolded. With their hard work and passion, the school was able to enjoy a day of exciting sports and activities.

But that’s not all! The school was incredibly honored to have a legendary football star, Andriy Shevchenko, grace the event. Mr. Shevchenko, known for his incredible skills and achievements in football, inspired all. This exceptional opportunity was made possible by Minister of Education and SportMalta, who recognizes the importance of such experiences for the students. Meeting a sports icon like Andriy Shevchenko was a dream come true for many of the students.

In conclusion, the 2023 SportMalta Schools Sports Day was a day to remember. The school management expressed its gratitude to its dedicated educators, and to the Minister of Education for making this day possible. It was a day filled with sportsmanship, joy, and inspiration, bringing the school community closer together.

St. Clare College, Pembroke Secondary School had an exciting opportunity to be part of the SportMalta School Sport Day 2023, a special event organized by SportMalta. On Friday, the 13th of October, the school eagerly joined hands with other local and international schools to celebrate this day of sports and fitness.

This event was not just for the older kids; it was specifically open to the Year 7 students, all twelve classes of them. They had a blast participating in various physical activities. The school’s PE teachers planned a mix of fun activities that tested different fitness skills, like speed, coordination, and reaction. It was a day filled with laughter, competition, and teamwork.

But that’s not all – the day wasn’t just about running and sweating. The students also got to enjoy some traditional games like “Passju,” also known as hopscotch. They tried their hand at target throwing and jumping, making the event a well-rounded celebration of both modern and traditional sports.

It was a memorable day of active fun, where students not only celebrated the joy of sports but also made new friends and cherished the spirit of teamwork. The school thanked SportMalta for organizing such an inspiring event!

On a Sunday morning,  Caritas’ Run for Life took place, and it had more than 800 participants of all ages. Among them, there were over 60 people who had completed residential drug rehabilitation programs.

This event was organized in partnership with the SportMalta and St Patrick’s Athletic Club. It had races for adults, with options of 5km and 10km runs or a 2.5km walk. There were also shorter runs of 2.5km and 1km for kids, many of whom are part of various athletic clubs in Malta.

The starting point for all the runs was at the San Blas Therapeutic Community in Żebbuġ, where Caritas Malta offers programs to help men and women recover from substance abuse.

During the event, Anthony Gatt, the director of Caritas Malta, spoke to the participants and emphasized how the venue had helped thousands of people regain their lives, partly through promoting sports activities.

Gatt encouraged everyone to send a message to society that a healthy, happy, and drug-free life is possible.

The event wrapped up with an award ceremony for participants in every age group and category.

SportMalta played a pivotal role in supporting this event by collaborating with Caritas, showcasing the power of teamwork and community engagement. Their partnership not only highlighted the importance of sports and physical activity but also exemplified the spirit    of social responsibility and unity in making the event a resounding success.

SportMalta staff had stepped up for Pink October 💟🚶‍♀️ as they supported Breast Cancer Awareness with every stride. On Friday, 6th October, they organized a walk around Cottonera for all their staff.

The event had taken place to raise awareness of the Pink October initiative. It was a collective effort by the SportMalta team to show their support for breast cancer awareness. With each step they had taken during the walk, they had contributed to the cause and demonstrated their commitment to fighting breast cancer. The atmosphere had been filled with positivity and unity as the staff had walked together, symbolizing their solidarity with those affected by this disease.

SportMalta had always been proactive in promoting important causes, and their participation in Pink October had been a testament to their dedication to raising awareness for breast cancer. The event had left a lasting impact on everyone who had participated, reminding them of the significance of coming together for a noble cause. They had made a meaningful difference in the fight against breast cancer, one step at a time.