As we grow up experiences big and small help us obtain Know-ledge. Aware of this Don Bosco always offered a holistic experience to the young. Following his footsteps we strive to offer a similar approach to the young in our care. This holistic approach is taken in all realities we have in Malta through learning both formal and non-formal.

Formal Learning Opportunities

Savio College

A secondary school for boys situated in the midst of the country side outside of Dingli. The college has a vast academic curriculum enhanced by a number to extra curricular activities

For more information go to the website www.saviocollege.edu.mt

St Patrick’s School

St. Patrick's is a private Catholic school for 80 boys, 30 of whom are also residents. The school follows the National Minimum Curriculum. As a school it also seeks to equip the students with life skills for their future.

For more information go to the website www.spmalta.org

Our Lady of Chartage Private School - Manouba – Tunis

The Salesians run the school on behalf of the diocese of Tunisia. The school has extensive recreation areas where we are able to host up to 700 children at a time, though this is rare as we tend to favour split recreations, thus reducing dangers and improving supervision, that is, Salesian 'assistance'.

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Non-Formal Learning Opportunities

Salesian Pastoral Youth Service - SPYS

With the two-fold aim of person building and community building, the Salesian Pastoral Youth Service accompanies young people towards the discovery of authentic life values. Through an optimistic view of life in the light of the Gospel, it seeks to develop and implement a programme of holistic Christian formation which enables the young to grow in friendship with the Lord and peace with the self and encourages them to reach out in a ministry to others.

For more information go to the website www.spysmalta.org