The Archbishop's Minor Seminary

contributed by Ms Annalisa Azzopardi, Class 3.2 Learning through playing cards in Maths has never been so fun and easy! Such manipulatives were an instant hit with the students and offered various options to reach different academic levels. Lately, we have been doing Read More …

contributed by Mr Keith Giacomotto, Class 6.2 During Science lessons, our boys are given the opportunity to carry out their own investigations and to come up with their own ideas and conclusions. When presenting the topic of ‘Matter’ we asked two questions.  The Read More …

contributed by Jeremy Grech, House 7P Art is a very interesting subject and it is also one of my favourites! We always soar with our imagination and try to be as creative as possible. There are regular art competitions offering the winner great prizes. Read More …

contributed by Ms. Doreen Farrugia, Year 3.1 Writing is universally considered as a means to externalize one’s own feelings and emotions, providing a means for the individual to examine their state of mind and response to their individual lives. The use of journal writing at Read More …

contributed by Matthias Abdilla Castillo, House 10B In recent years, smartphone technology has been developing drastically. Innovation towards a better and more user – friendly future has always been on the minds of top smartphone companies such as Huawei, Samsung, Xiaomi and Apple. In Read More …

contributed by Henri Xuereb, House 8B Hundreds of Maltese youngsters practise some kind of sport regularly.  Some do it just for fun; others have included sport in their lifestyle.  I am one of the latter.  I have been practising football since I was five Read More …

contributed by House 8A Non-formal education is an opportunity for each and every child to learn and grow physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially outside the school context. This addition to formal education plays an important role in a child’s life. Read More …

contributed by House 10 A Our class was inspired by the quote written by H. Jackson Brown, Jr. The quote states that the best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today. As a class we all agreed that it is a very inspirational Read More …

contributed by Ms Krista Mizzi, Class 5.2 For the past two years, as a Yr 5 team, we have decided to work more on the use of tablets in the classroom. We researched different applications and websites that can be integrated with our lessons and would Read More …