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The Ministry for Education, Youth, Sport, Research and Innovation and Special Olympics Malta have signed an agreement marking an important step in the national commitment to inclusive education and the wellbeing of athletes. The agreement establishes a strategic framework for collaboration, strengthening sport as a means of inclusion, empowerment, and holistic development within the country’s educational ecosystem.

Celebrating the Achievements of Athletes Rachel Chircop and Jerome Nwoko at Malta Sports Awards 2026. The 66th edition of the Għażliet Sportivi Nazzjonali - Malta Sports Awards 2026 brought a moment of pride and celebration for the Maltese sports community. Two outstanding athletes, Rachel Chircop and Jerome Nwoko, received well-deserved recognition from the Malta Sports Journalists Association.

Special Olympics Malta proudly congratulates Anna Calleja on being awarded the Lifelong Dedication to Maltese Sport Award during the Celebrating Sports in Malta 2026 event, organised by Sport Malta and held on Saturday, 17 January 2026, in Valletta. This prestigious recognition honours her decades of unwavering commitment and invaluable contribution to the development of sport in Malta.

Special Olympics Malta is proud to announce that athlete and artist Rachel Chircop has collaborated with renowned artist Tom Geleb to create the artwork Unified Embrace, which is being exhibited as part of "Art for Everyone and with Everyone", a project organised by MEP Chiara Gemma and currently on display at the European Parliament in Brussels.

The first MATP (Motor Activity Training Program) Meetup in Seixal, Portugal, organized by Special Olympics Portugal, united athletes from six countries: Malta, Portugal, Spain, Belgium, Cyprus, and Italy.