Category: School Publications

contributed by Mr David Tedesco, Year 4.1 Class Teacher In the Science lesson about Structures of the Earth with Year 4.1, after explaining and watching some videos about the topic, a model was built using playdough. Six different colours of Read More …

contributed by Ms. Bernardette Deguara, STEAM Teacher One of the challenges that the current pandemic has posed was that STEAM had to go completely online this year. However, this did not stop us from going full STEAM ahead! Every Wednesday, Read More …

contributed by Mr. Jordan Mifsud teacher of Biology Why get vaccinated against covid-19? Getting a COVID-19 vaccine can help protect from the virus by creating an antibody response in your body without having to become sick with COVID-19. If you still get COVID-19 infection, Read More …

Riflessjoni fil-Bidu tar-Randan miċ-Chapliancy Team Fil-bidu tar-Randan, il-Knisja tippreżentalna l-qari mill-ktieb tal-Profeta Ġoel, li fih Alla, permezz tal-profeta, ikellem lill-poplu u jgħid: “Erġgħu duru lejja bi qlubkom kollha… Ċarrtu qalbkom, u mhux ilbieskom, u erġgħu duru lejn il-Mulej, Alla tagħkom, għax Read More …

by Ms Rebecca Scerri, Class Teacher 2.2 As part of our Art & Craft lessons in Year 2 throughout this term, we talked about the famous artist Van Gogh. The students learned about his life and work. After analysing his Read More …

Mument ta’ Talb fil-Festa ta’ San Pawl Qari mill-Ktieb tal-Atti tal-Appostli (27, 14-15.21-25) F’daqqa waħda qam riefnu qawwi, jgħidulu Grigal, u beda jonfoħ min-naħa tal-gżira. Il-ġifen inqabad u ma setax iżomm kontra r-riħ; u aħna ntlaqna għall-qawwa tar-riħ u ħallejnieh Read More …

Tħejjija għall-Festa ta’ San Pawl (1) Qari mill-Ktieb tal-Atti tal-Appostli (9, 3-9.17-19) Huwa u sejjer, kif qorob lejn Damasku, f’daqqa waħda idda madwaru dawl mis-sema. Waqa’ fl-art, u sama’ leħen jgħidlu: “Sawl, Sawl, għaliex qiegħed tippersegwitani?” Hu wieġeb: “Min int, Read More …

This is how the Maltese people first got to know God In the year 60 A.D. St. Paul shipwrecked on the Maltese coast. At that time the island was known as ‘Melita’.  St. Paul was being taken to Rome in Read More …