The K1.2 students of Ms Josianne have been learning about sea creatures that live along the shores of our islands. This is another project linked to Dinja Waħda.
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Sea Chains…
The Kinder 1 students of Ms Josianne have been learning about sea chains. Underwater creatures depend on a clean environment. Marine pollution is having a bad impact on the life of these underwater creatures causing an imbalance in the food chain.
Updating the school notice boards…
Students actively participating in Dinja Waħda projects proudly presenting their work on the school notice board.
Fieldwork at Buskett
The Kindergarten students went to Buskett for fieldwork related to Dinja Waħda activities. During their stay in this woods, the students participated in various projects.
Students were asked to collect as many conifers as possible. The conifers were later sorted according to size being small, medium or large. 
These conifers were used to create basic shapes including the circle, triangle, rectangle and square. Students were also asked to collect twigs. All conifers and twigs were used to make a tree collage.
Another activity consisted of bark rubbing while learning about smooth and rough surfaces. Finally students made a collage of the words Dinja Waħda using the twigs collected earlier on.
Dinja Wahda Awards 2016
The school has achieved the Gold Award for participation in Dinja Wahda projects. Ms Rodgers, together with the teachers and students, had worked hard to ensure another successful participation in this early project to promote a better world for our students.
Dinja Waħda projects
The Year 3 students of Ms Rosette playing the Wader game. This is another Dinja Waħda activity which promotes caring and protecting the wildlife.
Sea Chains…
The Kinder 1 students of Ms Josianne learning about sea chains. Underwater creatures depend on a clean environment. Marine pollution is having a bad impact on the life of these underwater creatures causing an imbalance in the food chain.
Green Club and Dinja Waħda
Some of the Green Club students preparing posters to be hung on the Dinja Waħda notice board to pass on a message to all students about the importance of taking care of trees, the lungs of our planet Earth.
Fixx the Butterfly
The Kinder 1.1. students of Ms Joanne during another Dinja Wahda project. Such projects help the school to promote a love for the environment.
Dinja Waħda… Grow a tree
The year 3 students of Ms Rosette and Ms Miriam have been busy learning about the importance of replacing trees. This activity is part of a number of activities leading to Dinja Waħda awards which are meant to promote a love for nature and wild life.