contributed by Mr. Keith Giacomotto, Year 6.2 During the first week of Term 3, while working from home due to quarantine, I asked the boys to get their hands on some of the books they had at home. Subsequently, I Read More …
A spontaneous activity
Putting wonder in Science Education
contributed by Ms. Alison Debono, Year 6.1 For Year 6 students, one of the Easter holidays’ assignments was researching about the different layers of the Earth as part of the Science theory projects. This topic raised a lot of questions Read More …
Kemm hu aħjar l-iskola!
minn Jake Joseph Zarb, 8 Woytila Matul ix-xhur li għaddew aħna l-istudenti u l-għalliema esperjenzajna mod ġdid ta’ kif isir it-tagħlim. Minħabba l-pandemija kien hemm ġranet fejn kellna noqogħdu d-dar u l-lezzjonijiet isiru online. Imma meta t-tagħlim isir l-iskola, ngħid Read More …
Traditional Maltese Games
contributed by Ms. Elaine Pauling, Year 5.3 Class Teacher Games and play are fundamental for our well-being and physical health. Games help us relax and keep our bodies fit. Although students can enjoy a number of online games, some of Read More …
Physics is a fascinating subject!
contributed by Claude Caruana, Year 9 When I first entered the physics classroom I was overwhelmed with all the apparatus that was spread around the laboratory. I was very excited to use the apparatus, but because of the pandemic we Read More …
SUMMER @ SEMINARY 2021
Dear all, we are pleased to inform you that the application deadline for this year’s Summer activities has been extended to Friday 7th May. This year’s summer activities at the Seminary are open for students who are currently in Year Read More …
“Teaching is a vocation, not a job…”
contributed by Ms Krista Mizzi, Year 5.2 Class Teacher They say, “teaching is a vocation, not a job”, and I tend to agree! I love my work. It gives me great satisfaction. Watching the children grow and learn, to me, Read More …
Planting More trees in Malta
contributed by David Grech, year 5.1 In my spare time I enjoy working in the garden, mostly sowing more trees. I do this in order to increase the number of trees in Malta since they protect us against air pollution Read More …
Drama in Education
contributed by Mr Stefan Busuttil, Drama Teacher One might ask, “Why is Drama in Education important?” The answer is given by many scholars such as Deasy, Richard J. who states “that drama education… has been scientifically proven to improve academic Read More …
Representing our School in the China Cultural Centre Competition
contributed by Matthew Theuma, Year 11 Art Student I feel very honoured that I represented my school in the ‘China Cultural Centre Competition’ held by the Chinese Embassy where I placed 2nd. Thanks to my Art Teacher Ms. Abigail for Read More …
