Dear Parents and Guardians,
Kindly follow this procedure to download workbooks if you are having problems accessing the website link we sent you earlier:
1. Open google chrome or any other browser 
2. In the search tab type: ilearn.edu.mt (this should take you to the website).
3. Log on using the email and password sent by the school.
4. Access the school portal by clicking on the icon Mgarr Pr Our School
The school would like to thank the School Council members for their hard work and dedication. The School Council members perform a lot of work behind the scenes. The school stands as it is today due to the commitment and collaboration between members of staff and parents.
The scholastic year is coming close to an end and summer is round the corner. What better way to end the year with an ice cream day allowing our students some time to wind down before their annual exams. Thanks to the parents helpers for assisting in this event.
The Year 2 students celebrated the commemoration of their First Holy Communion. Special thanks go to Ms Janice Vella Muscat who organised this impeccable event together with the held of Ms Charmaine, Ms Anna and Ms Borg Vella.
The Year 3 students of Ms Rosette playing the Wader game. This is another Dinja Waħda activity which promotes caring and protecting the wildlife.
The kinder 1 students are featured singing a song written by Ms Joanne Galea. The song speaks of the wonderful journey our students enjoy at our school, while learning through play and meeting other friends.
The Kinder 1 students of Ms Josianne learning about sea chains. Underwater creatures depend on a clean environment. Marine pollution is having a bad impact on the life of these underwater creatures causing an imbalance in the food chain.
The year 4.1 students of Ms. Angelique have built a robot to create art. The children worked in groups and as a team they built a robot with the materials provided. When it was finished they put their robot on a cardboard paper and connected the wires to the motor. The robot started moving in an unpredictable manner and hence creating art.
During the star of the week children are asked to bring something to class and talk about it. This provides the students with an opportunity to enhance their public speaking skills while talking about something which is of great interest for them.
Submitted by Ms Angelique, Yr 4.1