The Year 2 students prepared a special assembly about pets under the direction of Ms Stephanie Azzopardi. An important message was sent to students about how to take care of pets and that pets are not just a Christmas present to be forgotten after a few weeks or months. Pets deserve a lot of love and care.
Green Club students helping at school to create awareness about the importance of recycling. Others had a go a growing avocado plants.
It was so much fun for the year 3.1 students to learn about flat shapes and their properties.
After singing along to the 2-d shapes song, the students participated in a discussion about finding 2-d shapes in real-life objects found in their everyday lives.
The students made flat shapes with play dough and formed shapes on geometric boards too. They had a blast making shapes and pictures with parquetry as well as colouring a house made from different 2-d shapes.
Finally, the students listened to clues given by the teacher and then, they moved the Bee Bot on the correct flat shapes.
Submitted by Ms Sharon Calleja, Yr 3.1 Class Teacher
The children used caps in 3 different colours to work out additions with 3 numbers. They had to create sums with the first two numbers adding up to 10 and topping up with the next colour.
Afterwards they created their own sums with caps and formulated the sum on their mini whiteboards.
Submitted by Ms Janice Vella Muscat, Yr 2.1 Class Teacher
Closing a chapter in style. The Yr 5 students enjoyed chariot rides at Sunflower Park during their third and last equestrian session. During these session students learned how to take care of horses and ponies, how to feed them, keep them healthy and how to keep their stables clean.
The year 4 classes went for a Maths trail at San Anton garden. Students had fun doing Maths concepts outside the classroom. Students were encouraged and motivated to investigate problem-solving situations. They also had the opportunity to discover Maths application in the real world.
Year 6 students learning basic First Aid and how to place a casualty in the recovery position in case of emergency. These lessons are held by the Health and Safety Teacher, Ms Jackie Abela.
Children made different amounts by counting the dots on the dominoes. They noticed the pattern used to made these amounts. Afterwards the dominoes games was played in pairs where kids enjoyed playing this game who only a few knew how it is played.
Submitted by Ms Janice Vella Muscat, Yr 2.1 Class Teacher
Six teachers from Poland visited our school to learn more about how the teaching of English is promoted. After a welcome drink and an introduction about our school, the teachers visited Ms Stephanie Azzopardi’s classroom.
The teachers enjoyed the lesson and also joined in the fun during the closure of the lesson with a very catchy action song. Well done to the students for being great ambassadors. Special thanks to Ms Stephanie Azzopardi for hosting our guests 🙂