The year 6.1 students of Mr Cassar prepared an interesting special assembly about the lunar faces and what makes the moon shine. The students had previously done an experiment in class to understand better why the moon is not always seen as a full moon.
Shadows follow us, haunt us, amaze us, entertain us… But how do they form? The Year 1.1 students prepared a great show for their school mates during a special assembly. Moreover they taught their audiences how shadows can be cast and what causes a shadow to appear. 
The Year 1.2 students of Ms Louise having a go at yet another experiment in front of their school mates during a special assembly. During this experiment students demonstrated a very efficient way of cleaning coins!
The Year 2.1 students of Mr Noa, together with their LSA, Ms Charmaine, prepared a special assembly about bees. Students learnt how bees make honey and about the way bees live in a hive working together to ensure that safety of their hive.
The Year 2.1 with the help of their class teacher, Ms Janice Vella Muscat, prepared a special assembly. This is a series of special assemblies dedicated to science whereby students perform experiments for the schoolmates. The aim of such assemblies is to instill a sense of curiosity and discovery in our young students.
The Yr 3.2 students of Ms Stephanie prepared a special assembly about density. The students demonstrated how different substances form layers on top of each other when added to water. The less dense substances lay at the top because their molecules are spread apart, making the substance less dense.
Students in Ms Claudine’s class of Yr 4.2 today conducted an experiment that is sometimes called Elephant’s Toothpaste. In this experiment they mixed food colour, detergent, hydrogen peroxide and yeast dissolved in water in a plastic bottle using a funnel. This created foam that shot up from bottles. Experiment created heat too as bottle was warm.
The Year 5.1 students of Dr Micallef prepared a special assembly about biomes. Biomes are different places on earth home to different species. Biomes have different conditions e.g. rainforests, deserts, etc. Animals and plants have by time adapted to living in various conditions. Unfortunately the effect of climate change is harming these biomes to the detriment of all living things.
The Year 6.1 students prepared their first special assembly for this scholastic year. We were in for a great surprise since the students gave a fantastic show of hip hop and break dancing.
Students performed a very energetic and acrobatic dance showing their gymnastic and flexibility skills.
Well done for setting a very good example regarding the importance of exercise to all the students 🙂
The yr 6.2 students of Ms Raisa have launched the first special assembly for this scholastic year. As planned in the school development plan, every class is to present a science experiment during special assemblies.
The students prepared 2 experiments, one to make children aware that we are surrounded by air, and the other to demonstrate how the primary colours mix together to form new colours e.g. red and yellow make orange.
Well done to all 🙂