St. Julian's School

The technology infrastructure at St Julian’s School is well developed with a school wide WiFi, high speed fibre-optic internet connection, modern servers, fast networks, internet filtering and many specialist ICT labs.

Aloha mental arithmetic, architecture, art, ballet, band and percussion club, creative stitch, Chinese calligraphy, drawing range, football, game developing, glee club, Irish dance, Japanese club, jazz dance, judo, karate, krav maga, rugby, surf and bodyboard, swimming, tennis, mini-tennis, padel, the inventors, tile painting, yoga, volunteered clubs.

Library, Science Labs, Theatre, New Hall, Design & Technology Labs.

St Julian’s School sports facilities include outdoor tennis courts, volleyball and basketball courts, football and rugby pitches, and obstacle course and a fitness room. Floodlighting is available so courts and pitches may be used during evening time. There is also a small gymnasium where indoor sports take place (as well as other activities such as conferences, workshops and exams).

St Julian’s is an inclusive school, meaning it supports students with a variety of needs and adapt methods of learning to the student.

The Learning Support Department at St Julian’s bases its philosophy and practice upon this principle of Inclusion, which “has to do with people and society valuing diversity and overcoming barriers.” (Topping and Maloney, 2005). Inclusive Education reflects how schools respond to diversity and difference in learning styles, ability and interest within the student population. The SSD works with and monitors the progress of students and implements various strategies to ensure that each student is making progress.