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Home Tuition Service

Home Tuition Service Students unable to attend school from Year 1 to Year 11 for at least three consecutive weeks due to illness, medical condition (if it is not contagious) or injury can be referred for home tuition service. Students are provided with a compensatory educational service which aims to minimise the effect of absence from school by, providing continued education in Maths, English, an...

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Identity Card for Maltese Citizens

Identity Card for Maltese Citizens Application for the issuance of a Maltese eID card to Maltese Citizens. A Maltese eID Card. The applicant may also apply for an eID account by filling in Section C in Application Form ID10 or Section B in Application Form ID10a. Maltese Citizens over 14 years of age. Visit the Identity Cards Unit in Gattard House, National Road, Blata l-Bajda or The Tower, 1st Fl...

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Let’s Move Malta

Let’s Move Malta Let’s Move Malta is a nationwide campaign that promotes inclusivity and accessibility, encouraging everyone to become more active. The campaign introduces a variety of initiatives aimed at different age groups and abilities.We’ve enhanced our Sport Fundamentals sessions, extending them to 90 minutes to give students more time to develop their skills and confidence.The Adult Progra...

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Orphan’s Allowance (DSS)

Orphan’s Allowance (DSS) An Orphan’s Allowance may be awarded to a person who is entrusted with the care and custody of a child whose parents are deceased.For information regarding cross-border situations please click here. Payment of an Orphan’s Allowance is issued every four (4) weeks in advance to the entrusted person.This allowance is paid until the child reaches sixteen (16) years of age.Plea...

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Parental Consent for Applicants under 18 years of Age (Passports – Form I)

Parental Consent for Applicants under 18 years of Age (Passports – Form I) This consent form is used whenever applicants have not yet reached the age of 18 and need to be completed when one of the parents lives abroad or is not in Malta. The form must be signed by the parent who is abroad and in the presence of a recommender. The recommender needs to have known the parent for at least 2 years. Per...

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Read with Me

Read with Me The programme is intended for babies and toddlers up to 3 years and their parents/caregivers. Each session features the sharing of storybooks, the singing of nursery rhymes and other fun activities for this age group. The main objectives of the programme are to promote a love of books and to develop the child’s imagination through fun and stimulating activities. These free one ho...

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The Magic of Stories

The Magic of Stories The Magic of Stories/Seħer l-Istejjer is a family literacy programme intended for children between 4 and 7 years of age, and their parents/guardians. The primary aim of this programme is to promote a love of reading among children and their parents/guardians. Weekly sessions are held free of charge, during which several stories are read in a fun and motivating environment, to ...

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Transition Co-ordinator

Transition Co-ordinator Students with individual educational needs who are in Year 11 and their parents are supported by a transition coordinator in exploring post-secondary opportunities. The coordinator attends individual educational programme meetings, prepares action plans, organises orientation visits, and ensures the best educational or employment options for each student.  An individ...

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Young Athlete's Programme

Young Athlete's Programme Special Olympics Young Athletes is an early childhood play program for children with and without intellectual disabilities, ages 3 to 10 years old. Young Athletes introduces basic sport skills, like running, kicking and throwing. It focuses on play-based activities that help to develop motor skills, social, emotional and learning skills. Young Athletes provides child...

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ADHD Malta

ADHD Malta ADHD Malta is a non-governmental organisation established in 1996 by a group of parents of children with ADHD. The organisation began by collecting reliable information from the U.S. and U.K. to better support their children and share this knowledge with other families and professionals. Today, ADHD Malta supports a community of over 400 members and continues to advocate for the rights ...

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