Category Archives: Empowering Students


Grade 6 Dinja Waħda Activity – Something Fishy – June 2022


The Grade 6 girls recently had an activity related to the Dinja Waħda programme. The girls were provided with information regarding different species living in Malta’s shallow waters. Each student had to draw a different piece of the puzzle. Clues were provided to help the children piece the puzzle of the underwater creatures together. Thanks to all the teachers who carried […]

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Dinja Wahda – Grade 5 activity – Round Robin – June 2022


The Grade 5 class recently carried out an activity in relation to Dinja Waħda programme. After reading facts about the Robin (Maltese pitirross) and the story Lucky Robin, the girls made a robin mobile.  The activity included colouring the robin, cutting  and folding it to create a mobile. This activity was done with the help of Ms Nicole Inguanez. The Dinja Waħda programme […]

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Dinja Waħda Grade 1 Activity – I Promise – June 2022


The Grade 1 girls recently held an activity in relation to Dinja Waħda programme called I Promise. The girls had to colour in a picture of a  hedgehog and then complete a promise to take care of hedgehogs. The activity was led by Ms Charlotte Zammit, with the help of Ms Clare Meilak and Ms […]

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Dinja Waħda Grade 4 Activity – Sea Chains  – June 2022


On Friday 10th June 2022, during the Art and Craft lesson, the Grade 4 students participated actively in the Dinja Waħda activity – Sea Chains.  Following a presentation and a discussion about how best to safeguard our seas and the sea creatures in it, led by Ms Ruth Mansueto, Assistant Head of School, the students made sea […]

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Dinja Waħda Grade 2 Activity – In a Flutter – June 2022


As part of the Dinja Waħda programme, the Grade 2 class recently had an activity named ‘In a Flutter’. The students started the activity by going through a PowerPoint presentation about the life cycle of butterflies. This was followed by colouring in butterflies as a preparation for the following task. The activity ended with a […]

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Presentation of the Omega-3 Vitamin Project on a Local Television Programme – June 2022


On Thursday 9th June 2022, Mr. Charles Micallef, a parent of one of our students and an independent researcher, and Ms. Alexia Brincau, Assistant Head of School, represented the school on a local television programme, TVAM, where they spoke about the project that was carried out at our school with regards to the Omega-3 fish […]

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Commendation Award Presentations – June 2022


On Monday 6th June 2022, Dr. Kenneth Vella, the school Head, awarded students in Senior 2 for accumulating 5 commendation notes. He presented a book to Jasmin Psaila, Kelly Magro, Eliza Scicluna, Martina Cassar, Krista Vella, Yasmine Camilleri, Alayah Abela and Faith Mizzi during the morning assembly. Well done! Keep up the good work!

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Eko Skola Students’ Participation in the closing webinar of GLOBE Cooling Down Student Investigation Project – May 2022


During this scholastic year, the Grade 5 and Grade 6 Eko Skola students are participating in the GLOBE Cooling Down Student Investigation project which is being coordinated by Nature Trust FEE Malta in collaboration with the Directorate for Learning and Assessment Programmes and GLOBE Malta. The students record the surface temperature of the school yard […]

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Donation of Food Items to Charity – May 2022


During the Lent period, our students were asked to bring food items to school in aid of charity. It was another successful initiative as a large amount of foodstuff was collected. This event was promoted by the School Council and the Eko Skola committee. The success of this event reflects the school’s ethos, that of […]

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School Council Meeting with the Head of School  – April 2022


During the second term of this scholastic year, the School Council worked hard to get feedback from their classmates regarding ideas how the school environment may be embellished, both physically and academically. During the first week of the third term, the Council had sessions with Dr. Kenneth Vella, the Head of School, where they discussed […]

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