Pupils were shown a video about healthy eating. Ms Joan put fruit and vegetables in a feely bag and tried to guess the kind of fruit and vegetable. The students enjoyed this element of surprise while learning about fruit and vegetables and the importance of the daily consumption of such food 🙂
After a storytelling session with The Hungry Caterpillar, Ms Joan’s students took part in three activities.
One group coloured the butterflies, another group coloured the caterpillars, and the third coloured egg carton boxes in two different shades of green.
Apart from learning the life cycle of a butterfly, the students had the opportunity to enhance their fine motor skills and to learn about colours and textures 🙂
The Kindergarten students of Ms Sarah Bonello have been learning many interesting facts about ants during their Dinja Waħda project… f-ANT-astic.
Through this activity students learnt about the life of an ant and how the ants live together, each doing their job to protect their nest 🙂
Promoting a healthy lifestyle is on the school’s agenda. Children spend too much time seated while studying, doing work, watching television or playing with computer games. Thus it is important to make our students aware of healthy eating habits and a substantial amount of exercise.
The Kindergarten students of Ms Debono prepared a very healthy smoothie using bananas and strawberries. Well done 🙂
The year 2 students had the opportunity to visit the capital city of Malta, Valletta. During this outing the students enjoyed listening to Benny singing a number rhyme. The enjoyed this song and joined in the chorus attracting a number of tourists.
They then proceeded to Pjazza San Ġorġ where they had the opportunity to see the square covered in flowers. The students were lucky enough to visit the palace in St George’s square. While at the square they were saluted with the gunshot 🙂
This was definitely a day to remember!
The Kindergarten students of Ms Josianne Camilleri have been learning about the shores of Malta and about the numerous creatures that live around the coast of Malta. Many of these creatures are hard to find nowadays and unless we protect our beaches and shores they risk to vanish forever. Well done to our little ambassadors for raising awareness about our environment 🙂
Ms Rodgers, assistant head and coordinator of the school’s green club, has been keeping our members busy. The Green Club students are responsible for updating and decorating the notice board, among other things.
The Green Club have been busy growing an avocado nursery and taking care of the sunflowers which have been planted at school following the Hospice Awareness campaign. Such activities enhance environmental awareness, while offering our students moments of joy and pride.
Well done to all 🙂
A good number of students were presented with a certificate for participating in the Festa Frawli 2015 organised by the Local Council of Mġarr. These students prepared beautiful art work which was displayed along the school gates during Festa Frawli for all to appreciate the work of our students. Well done to all participants 🙂
Special thanks to Ms Rodgers, assistant head, for coordinating this event!
The K1.5 students have been cooking a fruit-a-licious healthy breakfast cup which included strawberry yogurt, plain cereal and fresh strawberries. Apart from promoting a healthy lifestyle, the students had the opportunity to learn about different colours, textures and tastes, while enhancing their find motor skills.
During a maths activity the students used the Bee-bot to learn number. Bee-bot is a robot which moves forwards, backwards, turns right and left depending on the instructions it is given by the students 🙂
