St Nicholas College – Anton Agius Rabat Primary School participated in SportMalta School Sports Day on Monday, 19 October 2026, with approximately 100 pupils from Year 4 and Kindergarten 2 taking part in a variety of fun and engaging sporting activities.

The event provided pupils with an opportunity to stay active, develop new skills, and enjoy sport together, while promoting teamwork, cooperation, and friendship.

Year 4 pupils participated in five activity stations, including a Hoop and Rope Relay Challenge, Penalty Shootout, Badminton Challenge, Ball and Marker Relay, and Basketball Dribble and Shoot Challenge. These activities encouraged pupils to develop their coordination, accuracy and teamwork while enjoying friendly competition.

Meanwhile, Kindergarten 2 pupils took part in five activities designed to develop their fundamental movement skills. These included obstacle courses, football kicking, Jump the Puddles and Steal the Treasure. Through running, jumping, balancing, and navigating different challenges, the younger pupils had the opportunity to improve their agility, coordination, and body control in an enjoyable environment.

The activities encouraged all pupils to participate, challenge themselves and support their classmates, highlighting the importance of enjoying physical activity from an early age.

Siġġiewi Primary School participated in SportMalta School Sports Day on Monday, 19 October 2026, organising a variety of fun, energetic, and competitive games aimed at encouraging students to engage in physical activity while promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy lifestyles.

The day was filled with enthusiasm and excitement as students took part in different activities that encouraged cooperation, friendly competition, and enjoyment. The games provided opportunities for pupils to challenge themselves, support their classmates and experience the benefits of being physically active in a positive and engaging environment.

The event ran smoothly and was a great success, with students demonstrating enthusiasm and enjoying the various games and challenges. It was particularly rewarding to see pupils actively participating, working together, and embracing the spirit of the occasion.

The initiative reflected the #BeActive message, highlighting the importance of sport and physical activity in supporting healthy living and encouraging children to make movement an enjoyable part of their everyday lives.

Senglea Primary School organised SportMalta School Sports Day for students from Years 1 to 6, providing an enjoyable day of physical activities aimed at promoting teamwork, communication, fair play, and healthy lifestyles.

The activities, organised by the school’s PE teacher, included balancing on stilts, bouncing on large yoga balls, three-legged races, sack races, balancing equipment on tennis rackets, dribbling races, and target shooting. These games encouraged pupils to develop their coordination and balance while working together and supporting their teammates.

Students also participated in a circuit challenge, where they designed and completed their own circuits in small groups. The activities included hurdles, balance blocks and jumping through hoops, allowing pupils to practise their endurance, agility, balance, and coordination while encouraging one another to do their best.

The programme also featured popular team games such as dodgeball and capture the flag. These activities gave pupils further opportunities to develop their communication and teamwork skills in a friendly and competitive environment.

Teachers and Learning Support Educators (LSEs) also joined in some of the activities, supporting pupils and contributing to the positive atmosphere throughout the day. Their participation strengthened the sense of community and demonstrated how sport can bring students and educators together.

The event was filled with enthusiasm, laughter, and good sportsmanship, with pupils encouraged to value participation, cooperation, and mutual respect over winning.

Gozo College Agius De Soldanis Middle School participated in SportMalta School Sports Day on Monday, 19 October 2026, with around 100 Year 7 and Year 8 students taking part in a variety of sporting activities.

The activities took place during the midday break and the final two lessons, giving students the opportunity to step away from their usual classroom routine and enjoy an active and engaging experience.

The programme included football, volleyball, basketball, and handball, allowing students to participate in different sports while encouraging movement, cooperation, and interaction with their peers.

Through their participation, students were encouraged to enjoy physical activity and recognise the importance of sport in supporting an active and healthy lifestyle. The event also provided an opportunity to promote teamwork, participation, and the enjoyment of sport within the school community.

Tarxien Primary School celebrated SportMalta Schools Sports Day 2026 on Wednesday, 21 October, with a full day of sporting activities aimed at promoting physical activity, teamwork, and the importance of maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle.

Students from Kinder 2 to Year 6 participated enthusiastically in a variety of activities organised across different stations, with challenges adapted to their respective ages and abilities.

The activities included water games, football and hockey shooting, and Catch the Tail, which encouraged pupils to practise their aiming skills, coordination, speed, and agility. The younger children also enjoyed colourful parachute activities, promoting cooperation, group participation, and teamwork through fun and interactive games.

Throughout the day, students demonstrated enthusiasm, good sportsmanship, and a willingness to support one another. The different activities provided opportunities for pupils to develop their physical skills while enjoying the benefits of movement and participation in a positive and stimulating environment.

The event was organised by the school’s PE and RSP teachers, Ms Rhea Sant Hili and Mr Nikolai Gatt, whose dedication and planning contributed to the smooth running and success of the activities.

SportMalta School Sports Day offered the school community an opportunity to celebrate the value of sport beyond competition, highlighting the importance of participation, inclusion, cooperation, and personal development.

SMC Patri Wistin Born Kalkara Primary School celebrated SportMalta School Sports Day on Monday, 19 October 2026, with a fun-filled day of physical activities aimed at promoting teamwork, coordination, participation, and the importance of an active lifestyle.

The day was organised into three sessions, allowing pupils from different year groups to participate in activities suited to their age and abilities. Pupils in Years 3 and 4, Years 5 and 6, and the ILD group took part in a variety of sporting challenges, while Years 1 and 2 enjoyed activities designed to develop their fundamental movement skills.

Older pupils participated in archery, football shooting, ring toss, and basketball shooting, testing their accuracy and coordination. They also enjoyed a series of traditional team races, including the three-legged race, relay race, and sack race, before bringing their sessions to an exciting conclusion with tug of war.

Meanwhile, pupils in Years 1 and 2 explored a range of activities, including an over-and-under obstacle course, parachute colour swap, collecting quoits and beanbags, an equilibrium obstacle course, and a pizza delivery challenge. Relay races, sack races, and tug of war added to the excitement, encouraging pupils to cooperate and support one another.

The activities provided opportunities for pupils to develop their physical skills, build confidence, and strengthen friendships through friendly competition. Educators also joined in the fun, taking part in tug of war against the pupils and adding to the day’s spirit of togetherness.

Despite a brief spell of rain during the first session, the activities continued, and pupils returned outdoors to enjoy the remaining challenges.

St Nicholas College – Mikiel Spiteri Mtarfa Primary School celebrated SportMalta School Sports Day on Monday, 19 October 2026, as part of the European Week of Sport 2026. Under the theme “Active Kids, Happy Hearts!”, pupils participated in a variety of fun and engaging activities aimed at promoting physical activity, teamwork, coordination, and healthy lifestyles.

The day started with a lively tag game to warm up the pupils before they moved on to activities adapted to their respective age groups.

Pupils in Years 1 and 2 took part in the Treasure Chest Race, working in teams to collect different items and earn points, followed by a Balancing Circuit that challenged their balance, coordination, and body control.

Years 3 and 4 participated in Aiming with Different Implements, using equipment such as softballs, frisbees and rugby balls to aim at targets. They also enjoyed the Hoop Challenge, which encouraged communication, cooperation and problem-solving as pupils worked together to pass hoops along a line without letting go of one another’s hands.

Meanwhile, pupils in Years 5 and 6 took part in Dodgeball Fitness Frenzy, combining dodgeball with fitness challenges, and Target Bombardment, a team game that tested their aiming skills, accuracy, and strategic thinking.

The activities provided pupils with an opportunity to stay active, develop their physical skills, and strengthen relationships with their classmates in a fun and supportive environment. The day also highlighted the importance of teamwork, inclusion, and fair play, reinforcing the message that sport and physical activity can be enjoyable for everyone.

St Clare College Pembroke Primary participated in SportMalta School Sports Day by organising a series of activity stations featuring a variety of games designed to encourage pupils to enjoy physical activity and take part in a fun and engaging sporting experience.

The stations provided pupils with opportunities to participate in different games, stay active, and interact with their classmates in a positive environment. Through play and movement, the initiative encouraged participation, cooperation, and the enjoyment of sport within the school community.

The activities reflected the importance of making physical activity accessible and enjoyable for children, helping to nurture positive attitudes towards sport and healthy lifestyles from an early age.

The initiative forms part of SportMalta School Sports Day, which encourages schools across Malta and Gozo to celebrate sport and highlight the benefits of physical activity in children’s everyday lives.

Ħamrun Dun Frans Camilleri Primary School joined the SportMalta School Sports Day celebrations on Monday, 19 October 2026, by organising a fun-filled sports day for pupils in Years 1 to 3, encouraging them to enjoy physical activity and develop their movement skills through play.

Under the guidance of the school’s Physical Education teacher, pupils rotated between different activity stations featuring running, jumping, throwing, balancing and obstacle courses. These activities offered children the opportunity to practise fundamental movement skills, challenge themselves physically and discover the enjoyment of participating in different physical activities.

Throughout the event, pupils demonstrated enthusiasm and active participation, enjoying the opportunity to move, interact and work together with their classmates. The activities created a positive and engaging environment where children could develop coordination, balance and confidence while learning the importance of staying active from an early age.

The initiative reflects the objectives of SportMalta School Sports Day, which encourages schools across Malta and Gozo to celebrate sport and promote physical activity as an important part of children’s everyday lives.

Ħandaq Middle School celebrated SportMalta School Sports Day on Monday, 19 October 2026, with a full day of sporting activities designed to encourage students to embrace physical activity, develop their skills and experience the benefits of an active lifestyle. Approximately 550 students participated throughout the day, making it an engaging celebration of sport and teamwork.

Students had the opportunity to participate in a wide range of activities, including agility and coordination exercises, sports-based drills, handball, football, basketball, ultimate frisbee, relay races and team-building challenges. The variety of activities encouraged students to explore different sports, challenge themselves physically and engage with their peers in a fun and supportive environment.

Throughout the event, students demonstrated enthusiasm, cooperation, and a strong team spirit. The activities provided opportunities to improve physical fitness, develop coordination and communication skills, and strengthen relationships through shared sporting experiences. They also reinforced the importance of fair play, mutual respect and working together towards common goals.

The participation of approximately 550 students highlighted the school’s commitment to promoting physical activity and providing opportunities for young people to experience the enjoyment and benefits of sport beyond regular Physical Education lessons.

The initiative reflects the objectives of SportMalta School Sports Day, which encourages schools across Malta and Gozo to celebrate sport and promote healthy, active lifestyles among children and young people.