During their show and tell children had the opportunity to bring something to class and talk about it.
These are opportunities for students to learn how to address an audience while building their self confidence. 
Submitted by Ms Angelique Attard, Yr 4.1
The Year 4 children went to an outing about Robotics in Ta’ Qali. The children built robots using Lego.
Sumbitted by Ms Angelique Attard, Yr 4.1
During the revision for the Half-Yearly Exams the children used their tablets to play a quiz on Kahoot! They had fun while they revised for the exams.
Submitted by Ms Angelique Attard, Yr 4.1
During a Maltese grammar lesson about question words the children had a task to work in groups. They had to write questions to interview their teacher. The teacher then answered all their questions.
Submitted by Ms Angelique Attard, Yr 4.1
Ms. Angelique of Year 4.1 brought her dog to school and talked about taking care of dogs. After, the children were allowed to pet the dog. They all enjoyed having a new visitor in class.
During a Maltese grammar lesson about numbers the children played bingo to reinforce the knowledge of the numbers in Maltese. The lucky ones won something too!
Submitted by Ms Angelique Attard, Yr 4.1
During an English writing lesson children were put in groups to create a slogan for a new product. Finally, they had to come out and share their finished work with their classmates.
During a Maltese writing lesson children were put in groups to create a slogan for new careers. They had to colour and finally share their slogans with their classmates.
Submitted by Ms Angelique Attard, Year 4
The Year 4.1 class went to Marsa Sports Ground to support Callum Galea, who was a finalist in Athletics.
Well done for this achievement 🙂
With summer round the corner, the school council decided to organise an ice-cream day. Students were looking forward for this day and what better way to release some of the stress of the benchmark and annual exams that are knocking on the door step.
Specials thanks goes to Ms Ritienne Grech, Ms Melanie Abela and all the school council members for ensuring the smooth running of this event 🙂
The Kindergarten students of Ms Felicia Borg embarked on their Dinja Waħda project… f-ANT-astic. Through this activity students learn about the different types of ants that live 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 students went to have a close look at ants that live in the school garden.