The kindergarten students enjoyed an outdoor activities creating patterns, shapes and horizontal lines using pebbles and paint.
Submitted by Ms Nag Bugeja and Ms Elaine, KGEs
Creating Patterns
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Students Help Create a Garden Path
Students from different year groups helped to create a garden path from chopped fallen tree trunks which had fallen during the bad windstorm that hit the islands a few weeks ago. This work is all part of the Erasmus TIP (Teach Inspire Protect) project.
Planning the next Erasmus Multiplier Event
The Teach Inspire Protect (TIP) Erasmus+ Project is well underway. Early years teachers had curriculum time planned for further training held by Ms Tania Mangion, EO early years. A meeting was held to plan the multiplier event during which the project will be shared with educators and the wider community. Participants were taken into the garden to see work in progress,
More classroom resources for all!!
The school invests in the students to provide them with an educational learning experience. The above resources will be shared among all classes. We shall keep investing further. Thank you for your support 🙂
Learning 3D shapes is always fun!
Children had a blast constructing 3D shapes using clay and toothpicks. Doing this exercise the children learnt how many sides and points each 3D shape has.
Submitted by Ms Janice Vella, Yr 2.1 Class Teacher
San Anton Gardens
The Kinder 1 students visited San Anton Gardens. During their visit students learned about trees and gardens. They had story telling sessions and other hands-on activities.
The Emergent Curriculum and Outdoor Spaces
Sharing of good practice of how the school outdoor space is being used to implement the emergent curriculum. Well done to Birdlife Malta and MEDE for organising a fruitful multiplier event and well done to all the staff at St Nicholas College, Mgarr Primary for embarking on this project.
Special thanks to Ms Nagaat Bugeja and Ms Joanne Galea for their contribution to today’s multiplier event.
Maths Trail at San Anton Gardens
A pleasant morning adorned with the spring sun, spent counting, calculating, measuring and discussing. A busy morning indeed!
Making maths fun through hands-on!
Submitted by Ms Sharon D’Amico, Yr 6.2 Class Teacher
Team Building Event!!!
All members of staff enjoyed a very well organised team building event, thanks to Mr Mario Camilleri, events organiser from the office of the permanent secretary.
From building bridges, to working in pairs and sharing information about likes, dislikes, fears and wishes, this team building event will surely be cherished by all.
The Head of College Network, Ms Josephine Mifsud, joined the fun too.
There were some very hilarious moments when interesting drawings were shared following an exercise which required good communication skills and a stretch of imagination.
A group photo was taken at the end of the session to add more to the school memoires. Thank you to all the staff at St Nicholas College for your dedication and hard work!
Symmetry
Children created symmetrical patterns using the blocks. The ruler represented the line of symmetry. Children enjoyed creating different symmetrical shapes. 
Submitted by Ms Janice Vella Yr 2.1