Last month, a group of six students together with their teachers – Ms Jade and Ms Stephanie – embarked on a three day Erasmus+ Pupil mobility in Bari, Italy. The students were welcomed at the Istituto Margherita, and were able to interact with their fellow Italian students, and participate in both classroom and extra-curricular activities.
Whilst there, the students wanted to share their experience with their school community and beyond – so they created this short video about their experience in Poland. Click on the link below to start watching!
This pupil mobility was made possible thanks to the St Nicholas College, Office of the College Principal Accreditation funds, co-funded by the European Union.
Year 5 students from St. Nicholas College Mgarr Primary School were welcomed in Szkola Podstawowa nr52 in Krakow Poland as part of an Erasmus Project. Through different activities workshops and sessions, students reached different learning outcomes of this project.
The students found the experience very enriching – so much so, that the students decided to create a Vlog about their adventure to share everyone! The students scripted and recorded each other on their mobile phones, whilst their accompanying teachers – Ms Melanie and Ms Terrianne – edited the video. Enjoy!
This pupil mobility was made possible with Erasmus+ Funds acquired thanks to St Nicholas College’s Erasmus Accreditation, co-funded by the European Union.
Students from Mtarfa Primary School were accompained by their teachers, Mr Steve and Ms Silvana, on an Erasmus+ Pupil Mobility in Bari, Italy. The students visited the Istituto Margherita, where they were warmly welcomed by the Head of School, teachers and students. The Italian students had prepared cards and welcome notes for our Maltese students. It was a great welcome indeed!
Istituto Margherita is a very large school which includes Kindergarten, Primary and Middle school. It has a church, a science lab, a theatre and even a cinema!
Our students participated during the French Language lessons, Arts and Crafts, Computer Lab session and even a digital treasure hunt. Our students on the other hand had prepareda PowerPoint about the Maltese Culture and Traditions. The Italian students were very curious and asked a lot of questions about Malta! Both the Maltese and the Italian students had also prepared presentations about their respective educational systems (the Maltese and Italian systems) and both sets of students enjoyed learning about each others’ experiences.
In their free time, students also had the opportunity to visit Polignano a Mare, Bari Vecchia, Alberobello and Grotte di Castellana.
Our students enjoyed this enriching experience immensely. Here is a Power Point Presentation that they prepared with the help of their teachers:
Educators from Dingli Primary School had the opportunity to share their Erasmus+ Mobility experience with their fellow educators during a COPE session organised by the school.
Similarly, Ms Jade and Ms Stephanie had the opportunity to accompany 6 students on an Erasmus+ Pupil Mobility in Bari. We have already featured this mobility on a separate website post – click on the link to learn more and download a copy of their resources:
All the educators participating in the COPE session enjoyed learning about the school’s Erasmus+ Experience and learned more about European-Wide Collaboration. During the Summer, two additional members of staff – Ms Elizabeth Galea, Head of School and Ms Annemarie Camilleri, Assistant Head of School – will be attending an Erasmus+ Course for Principals; they will also have the opportunity to share their experience upon their return.
These mobilities were made possible thanks to St Nicholas College Erasmus+ Accreditation Funds, Co-Funded by the European Union.
Educators from St Nicholas College, Rabat Primary School were invited to share their Erasmus+ Mobility experiences during the monthly Council of Heads Meeting. Eight heads of school from our College, the Head of College Network, Education Officer for Curriculum and the College Support Officer attended the presentations.
Ms Bertagna, Ms Doreen and Ms Suzanne shared their participation in an Erasmus+ Job Shadowing Mobility in Dublin (more information about this mobility can be found at: Erasmus+ Job Shadowing Experience in Dublin.
Ms Marica, on the other hand, accompanied a group of 3 Primary School Students at a co-ed school, also in Dublin.
Ms Kirsten and Ms Noemi had the opportunity to participate in an Erasmus+ Course in Barcelona, offered by the Europass Academy of Creativity – Barcelona. The Course – Classroom Management Solutions for Teachers: New Methodologies, Effective Motivation, Cooperation and Evaluation Strategies – provided engaging activities that allowed participants to learn how to boost motivation, establish classroom rules, provide clear instructions, monitor, develop rapport, incorporate pair and group work, and gain tips for encouraging students to reflect on their own classroom behavior.
The participants also shared presentations about their experiences, which will be further disseminated in all schools. You can click on the links below the download a PDF version of the presentations:
The activities presented were very well received by all the attendees at the Council of Heads. These mobilities were made possible thanks to St Nicholas College Erasmus+ Accreditation Funds, Co-Funded by the European Union.
Teachers, Students & SLT from SNC Mgarr Primary School have recently attended two different mobilities thanks to St. Nicholas College Office of the College Principal – Malta Erasmus+ Accreditation Funds. Teachers, together with their pupils participated in an Erasmus+ exchange in Krakow, Poland, and SLT participated in a Job Shadowing exchange in Ljublijana, Slovenia. The participants gave a presentation during the monthly CoH in order to share their experience will all the College Heads of School, the Head of College Network and the EO Curriculum.
The teachers and students prepared a presentation to share their experiences. Click on the following links to learn more about their exciting experiences:
Last month, a group of six students together with their teachers – Ms Jade and Ms Stephanie – embarked on a three day Erasmus+ Pupil mobility in Bari, Italy. The students were welcomed at the Istituto Margherita, and were able to interact with their fellow Italian students, and participate in both classroom and extra-curricular activities.
The school was able to include our students in activities related to Digital Literacy and Robotics – which are the cornerstone of our Erasmus+ Accreditation objectives. Other activities included Music and Drama lessons and a treasure hunt – with a tasty focaccia at the end of the activity for all the participants.
In their free time, our students were also able to visit San Nicola di Bari, who is the patron saint of the town. They also visited the cathedral and the beach.
The participants shared their educational journey with their students in Malta by holding a morning assembly via TEAMS whilst they were still in Bari. Their educators will also be sharing the experience during the College’s Council of Heads in June.
Click on the following link to download a copy of the presentation prepared by the teachers and students taking part in the mobility:
This pupil mobility was made possible thanks to the St Nicholas College, Office of the College Principal Accreditation funds, co-funded by the European Union.
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