The Year 2 students of Ms Janice practising their tens and ones in pairs during maths lesson. These hands-on sessions are a very good way for students to learn mathematical concepts at an early age.
Mathematics galore…
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Student Council Elections…
Almost all nominees have presented their manifesto at school assemblies. The election will take place next Tuesday where in the pupils will be voting for their fellow students who they would like to represent them in the school council. Student council election reinforces the democratic voting process that the children will see when they grow up and nominees were given the chance to state reasons why they should be voted for.
Using our streets wisely…
The Kinder 1 students of Ms Joanne, together with Ms Angela, have been learning about road safety. The students made their own traffic lights and learnt about the meaning of the different colours.
The children were asked to walk on a zebra crossing when the right light came on. Children were reinforces topic of colour and road safety during this activity.
Special Assembly
The Year 4.1 students of Ms Angelique prepared a special assembly about sound and harmonics. This is a series of special assemblies dedicated to our little scientists.
Pyjama and Cereal Day
The School Council organised a Pyjama and Cereal Day for the students at our school. The main aim was to remember all those children who are sick in hospital undergoing treatment. Moreover, this was an opportunity to promote choosing a healthy breakfast by opting for healthy cereals and white milk.
The school would like to thank all the parent helpers who made this yet another successful event 🙂
Election Fever…
This week is election campaign week at our school. Nominees for student council are being given the chance to present their manifesto through charts and write ups during morning assembly. The Student Council Election is being run by Ms Borg Vella, assistant head.
Little Scientists at Work…
Students in Ms Claudine’s class of Yr 4.2 today conducted an experiment that is sometimes called Elephant’s Toothpaste. In this experiment they mixed food colour, detergent, hydrogen peroxide and yeast dissolved in water in a plastic bottle using a funnel. This created foam that shot up from bottles. Experiment created heat too as bottle was warm.
Battery Circuits
The Year 3.2 students of Ms Stephanie Azzopardi had a hands-on session on how to set up a battery circuit. Our little scientists enjoyed this session while learning more about electricity and how energy can be supplied from the batter to other sources.
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