Savio College, Dingli
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Savio College is a boys' secondary, church school. It is situated in the west of Malta, in the picturesque village of Ħad-Dingli. The Salesians of Don Bosco run this school. The school is called Savio College for one of Don Bosco's students, St. Domenic Savio.
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[edit] Entrance
As from scholastic year 2011-2012, entry to the school in Form 1 will be via a national ballot, as per Admission to Church schools regulations published in 2010 by the Maltese Archbishop's Curia.
[edit] Structure
Savio College offers room for 260 students. Each class has maximum of 26 students. No streaming takes place among the students, and the system which divides the students into two sections is done randomly. The schools class sections are called "Yellows" and "Greens".
[edit] Subjects
- Accounts (Option)
- Art (Option)
- Biology (Option)
- Chemistry (Option)
- Computer Studies (Option)
- Computer Literacy
- E.C.D.L
- Economics (Option)
- English Language
- English Literature
- Environmental Studies
- French
- Italian
- Maltese
- Mathematics
- Music
- Personal & Social Development (PSD)
- Physical Education (P.E)
- Physics
- Religion
- Science
- Technical Design (Option)
[edit] External links
- (English) Savio College Official Website
