The Year 6.2 students of Ms Sharon D’Amico are participating in an eTwinning project with students from San Lawrenz, Gozo. An activity was carried out with Ms Laura Schembri, the digital literacy support teacher this morning, at Ta Ħaġrat Temples. The students used their tablets and QR codes to find clues and information about these temples. It was great fun and the children participated eagerly. Students had done some research about the site prior to the activity and were well-prepared.
Minecraft Education Edition is a powerful gamification resource, used by millions of educators and students online, which can help complement our learning journey.
The Ministry for Education & Employment is pleased to announce that all state educators and students can now access Minecraft Education Edition through their personalised iLearn Credentials.
The Foundation for Educational Services is seeking to recruit a number of summer workers for its annual Skola Sajf. Below please find the vacancies to be filled:
The Institute for Education is accepting applications from parents/guardians interested in attending Parental/Guardian Sessions commencing March 2019 at the Institute for Education, Martin Luther King Road, Pembroke. All session times are 4pm-6pm.
The Institute firmly believes that parents/guardians play a critical role in providing learning opportunities at home and in linking what children learn at school with other experiences. By facilitating and participating in diverse learning experiences and activities outside the school, parents/guardians become an important factor in children’s overall learning. They need to be equipped with the right educational tools to be collaborative partners in the education and well-being of their children.
The Ministry for Education and Employment has published a presentation which highlights how the new subjects in Applied, Academic and Vocational tracks will work out; as well as an explanation about which level of certification students will be able to achieve according to their chosen path. Click on the link below in order to access the presentation:
The first primary school at Dingli was founded in 1858. In 1903, it moved to 17, Main Street. These first 8 classrooms are still being used to date. In the early 1960′s, a new wing was built. Before being amalgamated with the primary school, for a number of years the newly-built block was used as an Area Secondary School. In 1975 the first Kindergarten class was opened. Nowadays Dingli Primary School caters for 9 primary classes and 5 kindergarten classes.
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