The aim of this STEM (Science,Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) initiative is to promote STEM careers amongst Primary students, educators and parents/guardians. Thanks to Mr Philip Cardona, a parent from our school, who shared his experience with us.
Happy Valentine’s Day from our students
More participation in the ‘Walk with jerome Event’
Years 1.1, 1.2 and 2 walked all the way to Ġnien il-Bidwi and Year 4.1 and 4.2 went to Sanap Cliffs. Special Unit Class 3 and 4 also participated in this event. Thanks to all for the participation and donations which will support the “Chemo Bags of Hope” initiative. SMILING WITH JEROME – HELPING WITH A SMILE 
Participation in the malta Census of Population and Housing Competition
Walk with Jerome continues
Walk with Jerome. Special Unit Class 1, Special Unit Class 5, Year 3.1 and Year 3.2 trekking to raise awareness. Smiling with Jerome
Year 4.1 Planting Poppy Seeds
Walk with Jerome
Students Learning to play the piano at sannat special unit
At Sannat Special Unit students are learning to play the piano by following the Figurenotes system. Figurenotes is a simple system designed to introduce the first steps in learning to read music. Each musical note has a corresponding coloured symbol. With the help of stickers on the piano, learners play what they see. Rhythm is clear and literal, making music less abstract and more accessible. https://figurenotes.org/
World Cancer Day
Today is ‘World Cancer Day’. Our school is participating in the second edition of “Walk with Jerome Event” hosted by ‘Smiling with Jerome Foundation’. Today our Kinder classes went for a walk and gave a donation in support of the ‘Chemo Bags of Hope’ initiative. Classes in the Primary and Special Unit will follow next week. Although Chemotherapy is very important to the Cancer patient, ‘Chemo Bags of Hope’, full of specialised items, help them with their Mental Health Wellbeing. Smiling with Jerome
The Waving Flag
The Waving Flag is an initiative organised in collaboration with the Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society and The Malta Trust Foundation to celebrate the 2022 World Interfaith Harmony Week. The flag was created by the students of Year 6.1 under the guidance of Ms Bernardette Vella and Mr Eric Xuereb from the Special Unit. Hope is an optimistic state of mind cherished by all the different faiths and religions around the world. Hope can therefore be a unifying factor that consolidates the mutual understanding and respect among all faiths. The Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society
