centenary in the scholastic year 2007–2008. The theatre's stage has been refurbished, and the under-stage area has been professionally upgraded to include modern bathroom facilities, designated make-up spaces, and all-new electrical supplies. The college is equipped with science laboratories (for physics, chemistry, and biology), computer laboratories, an engineering laboratory, a hospitality/food laboratory, as well as four chapels. The chapels are dedicated to Francis Xavier, one of the three most important Jesuit saints, with another being dedicated to the college's patron saint St. Aloysius Gonzaga and La Storta Chapel, a unique chapel in itself. Students' council The Secondary School has a Students' Council with members elected annually and all students eligible. It has ten members, two from each form. Its president spans fourth/fifth form. The council is responsible for most school events, including the organisation of casual days and fundraising activities, among others. The Sports Complex The college's Sports and Recreational Complex includes: Health and fitness centre 11-a-side FIFA approved synthetic football pitch Six-lane IAAF approved athletics track Indoor multi-purpose pavilion for handball, volleyball, netball, basketball, badminton and futsal Aerobics/dance studios Physiotherapy Room Conference Room Cafeteria Two outdoor tennis courts The Sixth Form St Aloysius College Sixth Form has been in existence for the best part of 30 years. It offers four major courses – science, maths, commerce, and arts – each requiring about two years. There are two classes in each course; three for arts. The college annually accepts around 260 new students who have passed the core O Level subjects. Facilities include biology, chemistry, physics, and computer laboratories, a media room, library, and assembly hall. Among the many annual events hosted by the Sixth Form, its cultural Soiree in early February is most popular. It includes a variety of performing arts; dancing, acting, singing, and music; and concludes with a 45-minute musical directed and choreographed by the students themselves. The Sixth Form students' council The Sixth Form has its own Students' Council, with elections held in late October. Since 2012, the Council includes four students from the lower and upper years, with the president from the upper. The council is responsible for organising most Sixth Form events, and has an important say in the Soirée. Saturday schooling From its inception in 1907, St Aloysius College never held classes on Wednesday but instead on Saturday morning, making it the only school in Malta to do so. On October 13, 2006,