We would like to thank the National Literacy Agency for awarding us the Gold Award as part of the Book Champion Schools.
Special thanks to our educators and parents for fostering a love for books, reading and learning. Last but not least, thanks to our amazing students for their hard work!
On Monday, 29th of May, the kindergarten teachers, namely Ms. Ruth, Ms. Miriam, and Ms. Samantha, had the opportunity to present and share their collaborative work from the eTwinning project titled ‘Let’s Play Your Part, BE Water Smart!’ They connected virtually with their partner teachers, Ms. Loredana and Ms. Mariana from Romania and they showcased the extensive work they have accomplished together, throughout this scholastic year.
The central theme of this project revolved around water conservation. The teachers wholeheartedly embraced this topic, incorporating it into various STEAM activities. Together with their students, they explored Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics ensuring a holistic learning experience. The teachers’ commitment and dedication to this project truly shone through, and their students benefitted greatly. They managed to nurture a sense of environmental consciousness among our young learners.
During the video conference, the Maltese students enthusiastically performed a song called ‘The Water Cycle.’ They used props and actions to make their performance lively and engaging.
Please click on the following buttons to view the padlets:
Here are some photos of the event:
On Thursday 1st June 2023, school will start half days.
Admissions will be as follows
>>8:25 Primary
>>8:35 Kinder
Dismissal will be as follows:
>>12:00 Kinder
>>12:05 Primary
Birdlife Malta is happy to announce that the Nature Guardians course is now opening new slots for young nature enthusiasts! 20 placements are available for the July course and 20 more for the August-September course. It is a unique opportunity to discover, learn and have lots of fun, visiting all the Nature Reserves!
Students who might be interested and have a love for nature, please view the links below:
July Course (click here)
August-September Course (click here)
Who we look for: young nature lovers – boys and girls aged 7-11
Duration: 3-31 July 2023 or 2 August-6 September 2023 – on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 5:00pm-8:00pm
Fee: €250 per child, all-inclusive
Learn more about the activity: Nature Guardians 2022 on YouTube.
Today, 25th May 2023, our teaching staff met at The Brewhouse, Mriehel for a staff Seminar which included the following schedule:
Here are some photos of the event:
What an eventful day it has been! The year 5 students from Attard Primary School were immersed in their eTwinning project called “eTime Travellers,” focusing on the theme of transportation. Their task was to construct models representing both past and present modes of transport. With extensive research under their belts, the students enthusiastically devised their unique designs and compiled a list of recycled materials required for their creations.
In addition to utilising recycled materials, the students ingeniously incorporated LEGO elements into their project. They programmed and brought to life a moving bus, complete with coded instructions. Furthermore, for their “past” model, they designed a train master equipped with motion detection capabilities. This project truly embodied a cross-curricular approach, as the students engaged in research, explored the realms of digital citizenship, employed their creativity to construct models, collaborated effectively, and even delved into coding their own robots. It was an invaluable experience for all participants!
Two Year 6 students noticed that sometimes water is being wasted. For this reason they prepared a poster to remind everyone to turn off the tap after using it. During assembly they invited all students and educators to team up and be more careful.
May we remind you that on the 28th April 2023 school finishes early for students and dismissal will be as follows:
> at 11:45 for Kindergarten classes and
> at 11:50 for Primary classes
This Friday 28th April we will be having book character day at school. We would like the children to come to school dressed up as their favourite book character. If the children have a costume of the character they may wear it, however an accessory or a soft toy will do. Please do not buy any costumes, but use things you have available at home. If possible they should also bring the book where their character appears.