The overall responsibility of Savio College falls under the responsibility of the Rector, Fr. Joe Portelli s.d.b. The Rector is helped by the House Council in the decision making process. The House Council is formed from a selection of Salesians who form part of the Salesian Community living at Savio College.

The daily management of Savio College is under the responsibility of the Headmaster, Fr. Sandro Camilleri s.d.b. The Headmaster is helped by Mr. Robert L. Grech, the Assistant Headmaster, and together they form the Senior Management Team.

Teaching Staff

Fr. Joe Portelli s.d.b. B.A., B.D. (Hons.), Dip. Pastoral Ministry – Rector
Fr. S. Camilleri s.d.b. B.A. (Gen.), B.A. (Theol.), Grad. Dip. Hum. – Headmaster
Mr. R. L. Grech B.Ed. (Hons.), M.B.A. (Leicester) – Assistant Headmaster
Mr. C. Axisa B.Ed. (Hons.) – Computer Literacy, Computer Studies
Mr. C. Azzopardi B.Ed. (Hons.), Dip. Fine Arts – Art, Technical Design
Mrs. I. Azzopardi Bachelor of Law (Paris) – French
Mr. P. Borg B.Ed. (Hons.), Dip. Manag. / Admin. (C.I.C.) – Mathematics
Mrs. R. Brincat B.Ed. (Hons.) – English
Mr. R. Calleja B.A. (Gen.), P.G.C.E., A.L.C.M., L.L.C.M. – P.S.D., Music
Mrs. J. Cassar B.Ed. (Hons.) – Mathematics
Mr. J. Caruana B.Ed. (Hons.) – Physics, Science
Mr. L. Cilia B.Sc. (Hons.), P.G.C.E. – Science, Biology, Chemistry, Comp. Literacy
Mr. K. Debono - Facililitator
Mr. S. Debono B.Sc. (Hons.), P.G.C.E. – Physics, Science, Comp. Literacy
Mr. M. Duca - Facilitator
Mr. F. Falcone B.A. (Gen.), P.G.C.E. – Italian
Mrs. M. Gauci B.Ed. (Hons.) – English
Ms. C. Grima - Facilitator
Mrs. J. Micallef B.Psych. – Facilitator
Mrs. R. Montebello - Facilitator
Ms. S. Sciberras B. Com., P.G.C.E. – Accounts, Economics
Mr. I. Scicluna B.A. (Gen.), P.G.C.E. – Maltese, Drama
Mrs. G. Attard Dip. (Occupational Therapy) - Facilitator
Mr. P. Spiteri Dip. Phil. – French, Maltese, Librarian
Mrs. B. Vella - Facilitator
Mr. E. Vella B.A. (Hons.) – Env. Studies
Mr. J. Zammit B.Ed. (Hons.) – P.E.
Fr. L. Grech s.d.b. B.A. (Theol.) (Rome), B.A. (Gen.), P.G.C.E., L.T.C.L. – Religion, P.S.D.
Br. C. Mifsud s.d.b. B.Sc. – Religion
 
Non-Teaching Staff

Mr. S. Farrugia – Assistant Bursar
Mrs. M. Muscat – College Secretary/Clerk
Mrs. T. Pace – Laboratory Technician

The college welcomes 260 students in ten classes. The ages vary from 11 in Form 1 and 16 in Form 5. The pupils come from all over the island.

There are two classes per Form; these are named after the school colours, Greens and Yellows.

The scholastic year starts in the last week of September and ends in the last week of June. Two weeks of holidays are given at Christmas time and at Easter time.

The school day starts at 07.55 and ends at 15.00. There is a short lunch break between 10.10 and 10.30, and another long break between 12.30 and 13.40.

A typical Day at Savio College:

Savio College organises private school transport for its students from all parts of Malta. Since transport routes vary on a yearly basis due to the different intake at Form 1 level, the exact pick-up and drop points for each student can vary.

The winter uniform consists of a white shirt, the college tie, grey trousers, a grey pullover, grey socks, black school shoes and the college blazer.

The summer uniform consists of the green college polo shirt, grey trousers, grey socks and black school shoes.

The College also has its own tracksuit and physical education shirts (one for winter and one for summer).

The school provides basic First Aid in case of student injury by a trained First Aid person.

Parents are asked to fill-in a Health Declaration Form after their son joins the College, so that we would be in a better position to take care of each student’s health.

Parents are kept fully informed when their son is ill or injured and may be asked to collect them if the need arises.

All the information collected and processed by the college is done so in conformity with the Data Protection Act 2001.

When their son enters the college in Form 1, parents are given the option as to whether they would like images of their son to appear on official school media, such as college produced videos and photos.