The Archbishop's Minor Seminary
The Archbishop`s Minor Seminary is a Primary and Secondary School in Tal-Virtù Road, Rabat, MALTA
contributed by Mr. Jonathan Galea & Ms. Christine Sant Bezzina, PSCD Department The classroom can provide a context where adolescents may practise social skills with adults andtheir classmates. This entails cooperating with people, forming friendships, exchanging ideas,accepting one another’s perspectives, Read More …
contributed by the Physics Department Have you ever wondered how we are able to hear the sounds around us? It’s all thanks to the amazing world of physics! Sound is a fascinating and complex subject, and here are some fun Read More …
contributed by Mr Marc Attard Magro, teacher of Phyisical Education When I was a secondary school student, PE generally focused on physical elements; the development of motor skills combined with a component of physical fitness. This was done through the Read More …
contributed by Ms. Michelle Sant and Mr. Mark Scerri, teachers of French One of the topics covered with Year 9 students is that related to critical environmental issues we face in Malta as well as what youths, as global citizens, Read More …
contributed by Ms. Nikita Theuma, teacher of German Fifteen students from year 9 to year 11 started this year with a special trip to Germany. This time we stayed in Munich and explored the capital city of Bayern. We visited Read More …
contributed by the Zach Attard, Samwel Attard, Ethan Grech, Matthias Muscat The year 8 students were tasked to create an animation for the C3 subject they are studying during the ICT lesson. This took around 6 lessons to create. To Read More …
contributed by the EkoSkola team – Secondary Section The EkoSkola Committee within our school consists of 8 students, and their main interest is to raise environmental awareness within the school community and further. This year the EkoSkola Committee together with Read More …
contributed by Luca Grech and Layrick Scorfna, year 9 The biology plant hunt was a very fun and easy way to learn about the different types of plants and the environment around us. We also got to learn the different Read More …
contributed by Samuel Ryder, class 10 Wojtyla ‘Economics’ is an interesting and relatable subject since it can be seen and experienced in several instances that we come across in our everyday life. During our lessons, we covered various engaging topics Read More …
contributed by Ms. Analisa Bugeja, class teacher year 3.2 The year 3.2 students started off the year by igniting their senses as they wandered around the beautiful Piscopo Gardens for their first ever outing in such a brightening environment. Besides Read More …
