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| 7 May 2026 | |
| Written by Sara Vielvoye | |
| Sport |
Our Netball teams enjoyed a fantastic tour to Malta at the start of the Easter break, combining competitive fixtures with sightseeing and team activities across the island. The tour included a jeep safari on Gozo, a coastal walk around the Qawra Peninsula, shopping in Sliema, and sightseeing in Valletta, alongside karaoke evenings and a busy programme of netball fixtures.
On court, the teams represented the School superbly, securing victories against St Thomas More Middle School, Zejtun, and NRG Stars with an impressive 38-20 win. They also faced NRG Force in their final match, narrowly losing 11-5 but performing admirably against a strong adult side.
Sports tours such as these continue to provide our pupils with memorable opportunities to develop teamwork, resilience, and friendships beyond the classroom; a tradition many alumni will no doubt remember fondly from their own time at Rich’s.
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