The K2.1 students of Ms Maria Debono have been busy learning about healthy food.Through these activities students to develop their fine motor skills and co-ordination. Moreover, the students enjoy painting their strawberries, while learning colours and socialising with their friends 🙂
The K2.2 students of Ms Joan Vella were in a for a great surprise. Ms Joan Vella had a surprise in store. The aim of the experiment was for the students to see that we are surrounded by air… Air, being invisible, was made visible to the students through an experiment. The students were made aware that we breathe air and that we need to keep the air clean.
The K2.1 students of Ms Maria Debono have been putting their artistic skills at work. Students were given a template of a flower. The flower was decorated by dipping the index finger in paint and creating a lovely work of art.
From a very young age students learn a number of skills, while learning colours, shapes, fostering a love towards flowers and nurturing love for our environment 🙂
The Kindergarten students of Ms Maria Debono embarked on their Dinja Waħda project… f-ANT-astic. Through this activity students learn about the different types of ants that lived in the same “household” including the queen ant, the worker ants (who collect food for their nest) and the soldier ants, who are bigger in size than the workers and who do their utmost to protect their nest.
The story has it that a careless woman threw the cigarette in the garden and this caused the ants to flee away from their nest leaving all their food behind. They settled in a new home, but they had a lot of work to do. Luckily they came across a girl who helped them out by dropping breadcrumbs close to their new nest.
The Kindergarten students of Ms Joanne and Ms Janice have been busypreparing souffle and smoothies using a healthy alternative to sweets.
The souffle was prepared using sponges, a custard, yoghurt and fruit.
The smoothies were made by blending strawberries, bananas, yoghurt and milk. A very tasty and healthy drink 🙂
22 parents were awarded a certificate for participating in a parental skills course organised at our school. The course was coordinated by SEDQA through LEAP and consisted of 6 sessions, held once weekly. Mr Cauchi animated the sessions and parents were very enthusiastic and gave positive feedback about the course. Well done to all 🙂
The kindergarten students have been busy learning about healthy eating. During one of their activities the students prepared their own healthy snack – mashed potatoes – which are rich in starch and calcium (derived from the milk) 🙂
Promoting a healthy lifestyle is of great relevance in today’s society. Children tend to spend long hours seated, either doing homework, playing on the computer or with a tablet, watching TV, etc. Thus promoting an active lifestyle and healthy eating habits are promoted at our school from a very early age.
The School Council Members presented a €400 cheque to Puttinu Cares. This money was collected during our Celebration Day last December. The school would like to thank all the parents and members of staff for their generous donations.
