I am Angel Lupu and I am in Year 5.1. This year at the beginning of March I had the opportunity to take part in a Writing Stars activity which was recently organised in Rome by the National Literacy Agency of the Ministry for Education and Employment. There were other sixty students and twenty teachersRead more about Writing Stars Activity in Rome[…]
Hello my name is Mae Clews and I am in class year 5.1. Last January I took part in a National Athletics competition and I placed second place in the Javelin throw ball. Following that I attended several training and was chosen together with other winners to participate in a competition in Viterbo in Rome.Read more about My Training Experience in Rome[…]
Two of our students, Neil and Glen Demarco (who happen to be brothers) recently represented our school in the Eko Skola Parliament. The students had the opportunity to voice their opinions in some of the issues concerning our environment. Both of them were accompanied by the Assistant Head Ms A. Massa and Ms C. Abdilla Read more about Students represent school in EkoSkola Parliament[…]
A group of year 2 migrant students following the Maltese A1 programme together with some parents and teachers visited San Anton Gardens. All the group had the opportunity to visit this wonderful place and admire the beautiful spring flowers and atmosphere. Some language-related games and vocabulary exercises were performed by the students who continued toRead more about Year 2 migrant students visit San Anton Gardens[…]
On the 29th January, 2018 the Students’ Council and other students from St Thomas More College were invited to participate in the Universal Children’s Day activity organised by the President’s Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society in collaboration with Eurochild, entitled You Matter No Matter What. This activity was part of a National campaignRead more about You Matter No Matter What[…]
Our school introduced prayer spaces during this lent, it is a new approach to prayer, where everyone is invited to spend some quiet time and reflect on how beautiful our world could be. All the students experienced some time together to reflect and express their feelings and wishes. Each class had a 20 minute session,Read more about Prayer space in our school[…]
Our school has been awarded the esafety label. The eSafety Label project is set up by the European Schoolnet, a European – wide accreditation and support service, for schools. It was launched with the goal of helping schools respond to the different challenges faced through the integration of online technologies. The eSafety Label project isRead more about Our school awarded with the esafety label[…]
Our school has been awarded the eTwinning School Label. eTwinning offers a platform for staff (teachers, head teachers, librarians), working in a school in one of the European countries involved, to communicate, collaborate, develop projects, share and, in short, feel and be part of the most exciting learning community in Europe.