Welcome to the FES Website
“Together we contribute to the educational development of the learner whilst supporting an evolving society”
“Together we contribute to the educational development of the learner whilst supporting an evolving society”
The Foundation for Educational Services (FES) is a public entity within the Ministry for Education and Sport. It works concurrently with the Education Directorates to provide a range of innovative educational initiatives to meet the needs of the community. The FES is committed to ensuring that all service users are supported through informal educational initiatives. It strives to offer quality educational services through structured contemporary programmes, financial sustainability and ethical behaviour. Together we provide a safe environment and an enriching experience to our learners, their families and all stakeholders.
FES is an entity within MEYR that provides a range of innovative educational services.
⏰ L-AĦĦAR ĊANS! L-applikazzjonijiet għas-Servizz ta' Klabb 3–16 għall-vaganzi tal-Mid Term jagħlqu ILLEJLA F’NOFSILLEJL!
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⏰ LAST CHANCE! Klabb 3–16 Mid-Term Holiday Service applications close TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT!
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Following the Money!
Summer has been gone for quite some time now, however we are sure that the learning opportunities provided during Skolasajf have left a lasting impact. These included the sessions delivered by HSBC Malta at their Qormi offices.
The children were given a glimpse into the world of work and the day-to-day operations of a leading financial institution. They were also engaged in an engaging financial literacy session, where children learned about the journey of money, how it moves through the economy, and the important role that financial institutions play in everyday life. The session encouraged curiosity, critical thinking, and a better understanding of concepts that affect us all.
Experiences such as these help bring learning to life by connecting children with real-world environments and professionals, while introducing them to topics they may not encounter in the classroom.
We would like to thank HSBC for welcoming our children and providing such an interesting and educational experience.
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Applications for Klabb 3-16 2026/27 are open!
Online applications through the following link services.fes.gov.mt or at one of the Servizz.gov hubs.
Anyone who wishes to apply for the Mid-Term Holiday Service but does not yet have an approved Klabb 3–16 application can submit their application today. Once the Klabb 3–16 application has been approved, they will be able to apply for the Mid-Term Holiday Service.
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L-applikazzonijiet għall-Klabb 3-16 2026/27 huma miftuħin!
Applikazzjoni timtela online fuq services.fes.gov.mt jew f’wieħed miċ-ċentri ta’ Servizz.gov
Kull min jixtieq japplika għas-Servizz tal-Mid Term Holidays iżda għad m’għandux applikazzjoni approvata għal Klabb 3-16, jista’ japplika għal Klabb 3-16 illum. Malli l-applikazzjoni għal Klabb 3-16 tiġi approvata, ikun jista’ japplika għas-Servizz tal-Mid Term Holidays.
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🇲🇹 L-applikazzjonijiet għall-𝐊𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐛 𝟑-𝟏𝟔 Mid-Term Holidays huma miftuħin! L-applikazzjonijiet jagħlqu l-Ġimgħa, 16 ta’ Ottubru 2026, f’nofsinhar.
Applikazzjoni timtela online fuq services.fes.gov.mt/ jew f’wieħed miċ-ċentri ta' Servizz.gov
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🇬🇧 Applications for 𝐊𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐛 𝟑-𝟏𝟔 Mid-Term Holidays are open! The applications close on Friday 16th October 2026 at noon.
Online applications through the following link services.fes.gov.mt/ or at one of the Servizz.gov hubs.
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☀️ Skolasajf 2026 Recap ☀️
As we look back on Skolasajf 2026, we celebrate a summer filled with learning, fun, friendships and unforgettable memories!
👧 12,500 children took part
📍 57 centres across Malta and Gozo hosted Skolasajf 2026
🙌 2,815 staff members brought the programme to life
🤝 70 partners supported the service
Thank you to everyone who was part of this summer's journey! 💙
Byron Camilleri
Pamela Schembri
Michael Bondin
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