Il-Ministru għal Għawdex Onor. Clint Camilleri flimkien mad-Direttur EcoGozo s-Sur Joseph Cutajar u Silvana Sultana, għalliema ma’ EcoGozo, żaru l-iskola tagħna biex jippreżentaw għotja ta’ kotba u riżorsi għat-tagħlim ta’ tfal bl-awtiżmu. Nirringrazzjawhom għal din l-għotja li se tgħin iktar biex tfal bl-awtiżmu jiżviluppaw il-ħiliet tagħhom. Eco-Gozo A Better Gozo

On Monday 25th March 2024 – Purple Day for Epilepsy was held to raise awareness about Epilepsy. Students came to school wearing purple and donations were collected.

On Tuesday 26th March, representatives from the Caritas Malta Epilepsy Association delivered an informative session to educators from the Special Unit on different types of epileptic seizures and proper protocol to adhere to in such occurrences. A donation of €135 was presented to Caritas Malta Epilepsy Association to support their cause.

World Down’s Syndrome Day 2024 theme:

End The Stereotypes

All over the world, events are held to amplify the voices of people who have Down’s Syndrome, with this year’s theme being ‘End The Stereotypes’ – an attempt to reduce the stigma that people with Down’s Syndrome cannot achieve or succeed like their peers.

It is always a pleasure to extend a warm welcome to Mr. Geoffrey Fichte, the CEO of HSBC. Mr Fichte could see for himself the different apparatus which is being used in the school. This apparatus was bought using funds generously donated by HSBC Malta Foundation. Glenn Bugeja

Today during the assembly we celebrated World Rare Disease Day. World Rare Disease Day is observed on the last day of February each year. It’s a day to raise awareness about rare diseases and the challenges faced by those affected by them. It’s an opportunity to advocate for better access to treatment and support for individuals and families dealing with rare diseases.

The National Literacy Agency is distributing the books of “Il-Kotba Ħbieb tat-Tfal” initiative. This scholastic year the children of the first and second year of primary will receive a set of books.

Each student will receive four books; two in Maltese and two in English. We encourage children to read them and keep them at home in their library.

When the school administration proposed that all year groups prepare a small carnival float, they never expected the overwhelming enthusiasm and the incredible artwork that would follow. Teachers, LSEs, and students collaborated in the project and today we could see the result of their exceptional teamwork. The judges were impressed by how traditions and modern elements were combined to instill in our young students the carnival spirit. The event was also enriched by the inclusion of a traditional poem accompanying every carnival float. We are immensely proud of the dedication and creativity demonstrated by our staff and students alike. Well done to all