Author: Gordon Baldacchino

contributed by Nicholas Anastasi Year 9 On the 1st February 2022, the year 9 Business Studies group had the opportunity to participate in a whole-day creativity session organised by JAYE (Junior Achievement Young Enterprise). We were welcomed by two JAYE Read More …

minn Tommy Sciberras u Nathan Camilleri, studenti fid-9a sena Fl-Agribusiness nagħmlu ħafna affarijiet sbieħ. S’issa tkellimna ħafna dwar it-tkabbir tal-pjanti. Madankollu, l-isbaħ lezzjonijiet ikunu dawk meta noħorġu naħdmu fl-għalqa fejn ħawwilna x-xitel tal-frawli, tal-kaboċċi u tal-pastard. Żrajna wkoll il-patata fl-għalqa, Read More …

minn Mr. Andrew Borg, 4.1 Matul il-vaganzi tal-Milied, l-istudenti tar-Raba’ Sena ingħataw proġett relatat ma’ dak li ġie diskuss f’xi lezzjonijiet tar-Reliġjon matul l-ewwel term skolastiku. F’dawn il-lezzjonijiet tkellimna flimkien dwar komunitajiet differenti li aħna niffurmaw parti minnhom, fosthom il-familja, Read More …

contributed by Ms. Rossana Cuschieri, Class Teacher Year 3.3 Without a doubt, plastic plays an important role in our everyday lives. This material is durable, low cost, and water-resistant. That is why it is widely used all over the world. Read More …

contributed by Ms. Annalisa Azzopardi, Class Teacher Year 3.2 Studies have shown that play is essential to any child’s development. It helps to develop problem solving and critical thinking skills as they are provided with the opportunity to act on Read More …

minn Fr. Stephen Magro – Chaplain Meta jibda joqrob il-Milied, ilkoll nibdew ninkwetaw xi ftit dwar ir-rigali li nixtiequ nagħtu. Lil dawk li huma għeżież għalina nkunu nixtiequ li nagħtuhom rigal li japprezzaw. Xi snin ilu kont rajt reklam interessanti Read More …

contributed by Teachers of Environmental Studies During the past few decades, scientists have been observing a change in climates worldwide. Climatic patterns are increasingly becoming harder to predict due to this change. Arctic regions are experiencing warmer temperatures, arid ones Read More …

contributed by Ms. Noelle Agius, Class Teacher 1.1 Our five senses are equally important to help us in our everyday life.  The senses enable us to appreciate and explore the world around us.  Imagine what a dull world we would Read More …

contributed by the English Language and Literature Teachers During our literature lessons with Year 7 students, we are reading and discussing the book ‘The Invisible Man’ by H.G. Wells. The story is about a stranger who visits Iping and is Read More …

contributed by Ms. Maria-Christina Year 1.1 As part of our Maths curriculum this week, the boys in year 1 are learning how to use a number line as well as identifying missing numbers on a number line. For this reason, Read More …