The first season of Big Brother Malta wrapped up after three months of high-stakes drama, emotional twists, and unforgettable moments, the show’s statistics are here.
One winner emerged from the original 15 housemates, but behind the scenes, the scale of the production was just as impressive. The Big Brother house operated with a network of 50 cameras, connected by over 11,800 metres of wire, capturing every moment 24/7.
the production involved more than 200 staff members and over 500 contributors.
In total, the show aired 121,139 minutes of content and attracted an average of 221,000 weekly viewers.
Over 750 people applied to join the house, and the season generated a massive 240,000+ viewer votes.
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The Ministry for Education attributed the progress to sustained investment in prevention strategies. “This positive result is the fruit of sustained investment in proactive prevention strategies,” said Minister for Education, Sport, Youth, Research, and Innovation, Clifton Grima, who added that the progress reflects a collective effort to improve educational outcomes.
The government’s ongoing efforts were reinforced by the launch of a new ELET strategy in 2024, forming part of the National Education Strategy 2024–2030. Grima said the goal is to create “an inclusive and equitable education system” and to move towards “a more student-centred and holistic” approach.
