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Dinja Waħda Awards 2014-2015
The school has been awarded the Gold Award for participating in Dinja Waħda projects. Since the school was awarded the Gold Award for 3 consecutive years, the school has also achieved the Blue Flag Award.
Well done to all the students and teachers for giving their 100%. Special thanks goes to Ms Rodgers, Assistant Head in charge of Dinja Waħda projects, for coordinating the activities and for promoting environmental awareness among all stakeholders.
Sunny Fieldwork at Marsaxlokk
On Thursday 12th November 2015, our Year 5 pupils went to Marsaxlokk to carry out a Social Studies fieldwork exercise valid for their half-yearly exams. The weather was fantastic for this time of the year (thanks to St. Martin) which put a smile on everyone’s face. 
Friendly fishermen and street hawkers readily exchanged a few words with the children, and also complimented the latter on being very well behaved. Many tourists were also amused to see them diligently carrying out their tasks, and the kids repaid their attention with lots of waves and hellos. 
It was a truly enjoyable and instructive experience for the children, who were keen in showing their appreciation both during the outing as well as following our return to school. What a fun way to learn! 
Dr Micallef, Yr 5.1
A healthy snack…
The Kinder 1.1 students of Ms Joanne prepared a healthy lunch at school. The students enjoyed mashing the potatoes. After adding some milk and stirring well the mixture, the students enjoyed a feast of mashed potatoes 🙂
Fieldwork Marsaxlokk
The Year 5.2 students went for their social studies fieldwork at Marsaxlokk. During their visit the students had to find out information about this fishing village.
The students had a great time learning by doing while exploring every detail of Marsaxlokk. Apart from doing the research the students were asked to draw their own works of art to representing the locality of Marsaxlokk.
Dinja Waħda…
The school is working in full force on Dinja Waħda projects. Ms Rodgers, assistant head and co-ordinator of the Dinja Waħda project, encourages students to work hard in promoting these initiatives. Students willingly participate in decorating the school notice board.
Special Assembly…
The Year 4.2 students of Ms Claudine prepare a special assembly to commemorate the feast of St Martin. All the students took part by sharing part of the story. Click on this link San Martin Assembly to view the presentation prepared by the class teacher.
Learning by discovery…
The Yr 3.2 students of Ms Stephanie have been enjoying their daily lessons by learning through discovery. In these photos one can see students working on various activities including place value of numbers, sorting coins, subtracting a one digit number from 20 by rolling a dice, matching numbers to number names and other activities related to Maltese. Such learning experiences provide the students with a positive learning experience 🙂
Show and tell…
Students are encouraged to prepare a short presentation about any topic they like e.g. The Jungle, A Family Vacation, Favourite Sport, The Solar System, etc.
These Yr 3.2 students of Ms Stephanie spoke to their classmates about various topics. While doing the show and tell presentation, the students used a digital microphone to record their narrative.
Sports Day on the Feast of St Martin for all…
The school celebrated the Feast of St Martin. The Parish Priest visited our school and blessed all St Martin’s Bags.
Gradually all students proceeded to the school yard for the sports games.
Ms Rebecca Bonello and Ms Chanel Micallef organised this event. All students participated and were assisted by the class teachers.
The day ended by drawing the lottery and 3 hampers were won by Nicolai Camilleri (K1.3), Isaac Bonnici (K1.2) and Maya Abela (Yr 5.1).
Special thanks to Ms Angela Portelli, Ms Rose Schembri and all the parents helpers for preparing the St Martin Bags and Hampers 🙂
