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,

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.