A digital classroom that speaks Maltese

Digital stories, digital games, and printed resources your students already love, now built for the classroom, all in proper Maltese. Real voices, real learning outcomes, and a teacher dashboard that runs the whole class, from one school license.

TAKE A LOOK INSIDE

Set up in minutes. Runs itself all year.

Five steps. No IT technician, no training day.

THE PROBLEM

You know Maltese matters. The tools haven’t kept up.

You’re expected to deliver Maltese to the same standard as every other subject, but the digital resources simply aren’t there. The polished, multimedia tools your classes reach for including stories, games and activities are almost all in English.

For Maltese, teachers are left improvising with printouts and worksheets.

That’s not for lack of effort from your staff. It’s that no tool has existed in proper Maltese, with the stories, games and curriculum grounding to hold a class of 3–8 year olds and stand up in a real lesson.

Malta’s own education policy calls for more native-language digital learning. The sector just hasn’t caught up.

THE SOLUTION

Teachers kept asking. So we built it.

Making it fun for the students and effortless for you.

Over and over, teachers asked Nina u Ninu the same question: “Is there a version for our school?”

Meet Nina u Ninu fil-Klassi, the multimedia digital classroom tool in Maltese – stories, games and resources, voiced by real people, with the classroom tools built right around them.

FOR HEADS OF SCHOOL

See your whole school’s Maltese at a glance.

No spreadsheets. No guesswork.
FOR TEACHERS

The right game, for the right class, in two taps.

Every game voiced by a native Maltese speaker.
WORKS HOW YOUR CLASSROOM WORKS

One platform. One license for schools.

web play

ipad & tablet

projector

Built in direct response to repeated requests from Maltese teachers. This is the classroom tool they've been asking us for.

The only games using proper Maltese

Perfect Maltese pronunciation

Safe and GDPR ready for schools

Linked to learning outcomes

ONE LICENSE

Bring Nina u Ninu fil-klassi to your school.

SCHOOL LICENSE

One school. One year. Every teacher. Every student.

Give Maltese the classroom it deserves.

Your whole school can get games children love, tools teachers asked for, and Maltese that finally sounds and works the way it should.

QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Nina u Ninu fil-klassi is built for schools: teachers, heads of school, and their pupils. Teachers use it to run Maltese learning in class, heads get a whole-school view of progress, and children get the games they already love, now in a classroom setting.

The games are designed for children aged 3 to 8, spanning the early years through the first years of primary. Teachers can assign what fits each class’s level.

One straightforward annual license covers your entire school for a full year, giving every single teacher and student complete, unlimited access. There is no complicated per-pupil pricing to track as enrollment changes. Everything is included, from the teacher and student portals and interactive classrooms to our complete library of games and teacher resources.

It runs in the browser, so it works on classroom computers, tablets, and interactive whiteboards or projectors.
You can access it through this URL [].

Yes. The platform is built to be safe and GDPR-ready for schools, with children’s data handled carefully and never sold or used for advertising. You can read the privacy policy for further information.

Every game is voiced by a real native Maltese speaker, not text-to-speech or robotic voices. Therefore, children hear proper pronunciation and natural Maltese throughout. It’s the only children’s app with educational games in genuine Maltese.

Minutes, not days. No IT technician or training is needed. A teacher creates a class, adds students, and assigns games in a few clicks, and it runs itself from there.

Students get a login card with their school, class code and PIN number, and sign in through the student portal. The teacher creates each class and adds pupils, and children log in with those credentials. It’s designed so even your youngest pupils can get into their games quickly, with the teacher staying in control of the whole class.