Maltese Secondary Schools Sorted Into Harry Potter Houses
Every person under the age of 30 grew up hoping they’d have the chance to learn at Hogwarts School For Witchcraft And Wizardry. Alas, none of us got that coveted letter in the mail.
Still, we’d like to give everyone the chance to know their chosen destiny, so here are the most popular secondary schools, sorted into their Harry Potter houses.
1. Hufflepuff
Loyal and trustworthy, a Hufflepuff is usually referred to as ‘sweet’ or ‘nice’. Their goal in life is to play fair… how nice.
Maltese Schools:
De La Salle
St Martin’s College
St Joseph (Sliema)
St Michael’s Foundation
Stella Maris College
Santa Monica
All government schools (ish)
2. Ravenclaw
Brains, wisdom, wit and knowledge are the house’s key words. They’re locked in an ivory tower, with their nose stuck in a book not wasting time on frivolous activities like ‘fun’
Maltese Schools:
Savio College
St Agatha’s Rabat
Archbishop’s Seminary
3. Gryffindor
Courage, daring, nerve and chivalry are the house’s key words. They also have a tendency towards the egoistic, with a flare for over the top gestures and a strong desire to prove themselves worthy.
Maltese Schools:
San Anton
San Andrea
St Joseph (Blata L-Bajda)
4. Slytherin
Resourceful, cunning, ambitious and creative, a Slytherin cares more about being great, than doing good. Many see them as evil, and a number of them may be, but ruthless ambition doesn’t necessarily mean criminal.
Maltese Schools:
St Edward’s College
St Aloysius College
Sacred Heart
Bonus: Beauxbatons
Not a house, but a foreign school. Still, our own Verdala school for international students would slot in perfectly. Also: Thi Laken, cos, what?
