Kinder 2 students were very excited to meet a real doctor. Dr Scerri Harney visited our students in their class and helped them to understand the doctor’s work through play. She had great help and many assistants!!!!! 
Memories of the first week at Kindergarten. Students enjoy craft sessions, role play and dressing up.
Students explore ways of connecting pipes and creating their own patterns, while working together.
Having fun through free play in the school yard.
Submitted by Ms Nag Bugeja, K1.3
The K2.1 and K2.3 classes enjoyed a morning of water play in preparation for the summer season.
Ms Felicia and Ms Lucienne prepared a number of activities for students using water. The students enjoyed this free play session to end their scholastic year.
Drawings prepared by the K2.1 students of Ms Lucienne Vella for Mother’s and Father’s Day.
The K2.3 students of Ms Felicia Borg cut the fruit in small peices. The pieces were placed in biscuit bowls and finished off with some sprinkles on top.
It’s that time of the year again… Summer kicks off officially on 21st June. The Kindergarten students of Ms Janice and Ms Marija are gearing up for this season through water play. The students enjoyed playing with water and having a whale of a time with their classmates.
For the first week of the topic food and drink the children had breakfast in class. They got their favourite cereal from home and had cereal with milk.
They squeezed oranges and had a glass of fresh orange juice.
Submitted by Ms Janice Vella, K2.2
This morning the children prepared a sandwich were we discussed all the shapes that we met along the way! This included a square slice of bread, a square cheese and ham, a sandwich which when cut in half gives 2 triangles, a cucumber’s profile which makes the shape of a circle, which in turn gives a semicircle when cut in half, etc.
Later on we enjoyed the sandwich, on a picnic, in the school playground!
Submitted by Ms Felicia Borg, K2.3
The K1.5 students of Ms Marija Zammit and K2.2 students of Ms Janice have joined forces for a cookery lesson. During this session students explored texture and colour, while enhancing their fine motor and social skills.
The K2.1 students have been learning about ants and the importance of these minibugs in the ecosystem. After reading a story to the students, Ms Luicienne Vella, prepared field work for students at Buskett Gardens. The weather was not helpful on the day since it was raining. No ants were visible, however the KGE asked her students to make mask of ants and the children pretended to be ants while waiting for transport to take them back to school.
Well done to Ms Lucienne Vella (KGE),Ms Dorianne Micallef (LSE) and Ms Sharon Scicluna (LSE) and their students 🙂