Maltese Church Schools Go Online For Two Days And Perhaps Longer: ‘Health Comes First’
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Maltese Church schools will go online tomorrow and Friday and could continue teaching virtually until Wednesday if the trend in daily COVID-19 cases remains high.
“The Secretariat for Catholic Education (SfCE) in consultation with the Church Schools Association (CSA) has taken note of the sharp increase of positive COVID-19 cases reported by Public Health Authorities, reaching a significant peak, today 6th January,” the statement reads.
“It is expected that this figure remains high for the coming few days. In view of this, on Thursday 7th January and Friday 8th January Church Schools will be teaching online.”
On Sunday, Senglea will be commemorating the first centenary of the granting of the basilical title to its collegiate church
The year 1921 was a most remarkable and special year for the people of Senglea because of two major events that have grafted an indelible mark on the glorious annals of the ‘Unconquered City’. It was a year which saw the realisation of a long-awaited dream of the people of Senglea who had long yearned for the solemn crowning, through a decree of the Vatican, of their beloved Bambina, or holy effigy of the Child Virgin venerated in their collegiate church.