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We All Fall Down

submitted by Gozo College Secondary Shcool Victoria : Chantelle Stellini  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, School Assembly, school noticeboard, school magazine, website
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New technologies, modern gadgets and high standards of living indicate how advanced and developed the population is. However, the urge to spoil the countryside with bulk littering shows clearly the contrary. The tendency is to fall back to the same old primitive habit of being careless and irresponsible citizens.



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Bitter-sweet Peas

submitted by Maria Regina College Girls' Secondary School : Francesca Maria Sant  for 15-18
dissemination(s): Noticeboard at Mosta Local Council, other, school media, website
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Commercial pea seeds covered in chemicals which gives it its bright red colour in contrast to the pale-coloured organic seeds. Even though the red colour may be more attractive, it does not mean that it is healthier.



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Nature always finds a way

submitted by Gozo College Boys Secondary School : Jan Luca Gatt  for 15-18
dissemination(s): Facebook, other, school media, website
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When we make the roads smooth with tarmac or concrete we often forget that the rain can create a problem when too much water comes down and has nowhere to go. Nature always finds ways of conserving water in every nook and cranny. We should be inspired and think about creating water reservoirs for every smooth surface we create, including roads and buildings.



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Why waste food? Be responsible, act responsible, live responsible

submitted by Sacred Heart Minor Seminary Gozo : John Paul Mercieca Saliba  for 15-18
dissemination(s): website
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Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. Choose to want less rather than to have more!



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Why … why be racist?

submitted by St Ignatius College Handaq Secondary School : Jael Micallef  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, school noticeboard
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When we’re discriminating we’re treating a person differently because of what they do, are or believe in. Religious discrimination is a big problem in our society. It has existed since a long time ago and has led to religious persecution. Even in a society where freedom of religion is a constitutional right there’s religious discrimination. But why, why do people choose not to accept different beliefs? Aren’t they normal like any other? So what if they believe in different entities? Let them believe in what they want. As long as they don’t hurt anyone, it isn’t a problem, right? Psychologists say that the solution to racism is the ‘enlightenment values’ which is the humankind’s release from its self-secured immaturity. Enlightenment is the process of undertaking to think for oneself, to employ and rely on one’s own intellectual capacities in determining on what to believe and how to act .



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If nature had a voice

submitted by Handaq Secondary School St.Ignatius College : Michela Calleja  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, School noticeboard & Seabreeze Hotel noticeboard
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If nature had a voice she would beg us to respect the environment, she would tell us that it prefers the part of the photo in the background where people are happy to enjoy their surroundings and that it dislikes the close up littered view. Let’s make nature happy! Never litter!



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When human takes over nature

submitted by Handaq Secondary School St.Ignatius College : Jade Psaila  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, school noticeboard
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Racing horses can be a perfect example of when humans use nature as they please for their satisfaction. Sometimes horses are injected with various drugs to enhance their performance to win. An abuse of this substance can kill or permanently harm the horse. One can suggest to increase inspections during the races and medicine should be given only by the prescription of a veterinarian.



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Neolithic Times

submitted by Gozo College Girls Secondary School : Antonella Vella Muskat  for 11-14
dissemination(s): notice board, other, school magazine, website
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A huge broken pottery vase gets to spend the rest of its days enjoying the sun in the countryside. That is what its owner decided once it broke not bothering about other people’s opinion. The ‘not in my back yard’ mentality needs to be erased. The countryside is not a rubbish bin or dumpsite.



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Safari Relic

submitted by Gozo College Secondary School Victoria Gozo : Kimberly Stellini  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, school noticeboard, school magazine, website
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Temperate climate, majestic cliffs, crystal clear waters, lovely architecture and a rich history attract tourists from all around the world to the Maltese Islands. Why not a safari excursion to the quaint villages and rural surroundings with the infamous jeep shown? A one of a kind trip to the core of the Maltese countryside.



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Hedgehog’s life unfolding

submitted by St. Ignatius College Secondary Handaq : Francesca Gauci  for 11-14
dissemination(s): newspaper
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This picture show the students interested listening about the life of the hedgehod



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