We’re excited to showcase this year’s entries for the Young Reporters for the Environment competition! A big well done to the Eko-Skola committee—especially our dedicated and creative young ladies, who continuously embrace green thinking for a sustainable future....
The school, operating under the Ministry of Agriculture, serves approximately 300 students aged 12 to 19. It was originally established to teach girls home care skills and boys agricultural work. Over time, the school has evolved to focus on creativity and hands-on learning while maintaining its agricultural roots. Many of its students face significant challenges, with 40% disliking traditional schooling due to past experiences and 20% dealing with serious family issues. To address these needs, the school provides a hostel accommodating up to 100 students, allowing them to stay overnight when necessary. ...
Mr. Karl and Ms. Claire participated in a week-long Erasmus program titled “Stress Management and Burnout Prevention” in Split, Croatia. The program combined professional development with cultural immersion, highlighting the importance of living in the present moment, accepting emotions, and managing stress effectively....
Our school’s involvement in the Erasmus+ project – WebRadio, was a milestone, marking our first step into European collaborations. This initiative served as a foundation for future partnerships with schools across Europe....
#erasmusdays #eupamalta Expanding horizons, enriching minds, empowering futures! ...
We’re excited to showcase this year’s entries for the Young Reporters for the Environment competition! A big well done to the Eko-Skola committee—especially our dedicated and creative young ladies, who continuously embrace green thinking for a sustainable future....
