11-14

Nature’s Way

submitted by St Thomas More GSS Santa Lucija : 3 Athens  for 11-14
dissemination(s): Eko skola notice board, other, school monitors, teachers' fb group
filed under Photos

Ghalkemm xi hadd rema l-konkrit fil-hamrija, li hi xi haga hazina hafna, xorta wahda din il-fjura selvagga telghet issebbah il-post flimkien ma’ fjuri ohra bhala. Importanti li ma narmux fil-hamrija u l-hamrija li jkollna niehdu hsiebha biex ma tintremiex u tinhela



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Ara fejn kibret!

submitted by St Thomas More GSS Santa Lucija : 3 Athens  for 11-14
dissemination(s): Eko skola notice board, other, school monitors, teachers' fb group
filed under Photos

Importanti li nhallu l-fjuri jikbru ghax sbieh. Il-fjuri ma naqtawhomx u ma nghaffgux fil-hamrija jhalli jkunu jistghu jikbru u jsebbhu l-ambjent. Il-fjara hu selvagga u mhux hazina, miskina.



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Progress and the Environment

submitted by St. Margaret College Boys Secondary Verdala : Nathaniel Falzon  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, Will be shown in class.
filed under Video Clips

Did progress and infrastructure affect our Maltese Islands? By going round various towns and villages in Malta and Gozo, the drastic effect of development, infrastructure and change is shown while comparing photos of old time Malta with nowadays outlook of our localities.



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Harvest the Rain and Reap the Grain

submitted by ST. Margaret College Girls' Secondary School Zejtun : Deborah Calleja, Marija Muscat  for 11-14
dissemination(s): assemblies, newspaper, Notice boards and social media, other, school magazine, school media, website
filed under Video Clips

Flooding; not a frequent word used in Malta. But actually it occurs… especially after heavy rain. Are our streets prepared for this? In some cases they are but not all are well maintained. Watch this video to check for yourself this situation in Maltese streets. Would not be better to harvest the water from rain and use it in fields to grow crops?



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Mortal Smoke

submitted by St Edward's College : Mattia Agius Muscat  for 11-14
dissemination(s): newspaper, school media, website
filed under Video Clips

Kills People, Kills Nature and Litters. In the EU 650,000 smokers die every year from smoking.If we focus our lens on Malta it is said that 1 person dies everyday from smoking. Smokers also have an other bad habit, which is, when smoking a cigarette they would throw the bud on the floor or worse stuff it in soil next to plants. This video carries an investigation regarding this topic and also presents different preventions and solutions to over come this growing problem.



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Litterless for a better environment

submitted by St Michael School St Venera : Natanhiel Farrugia  for 11-14
dissemination(s): school media
filed under Video Clips

This video clip is showing the importance of not littering the environment.



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Ħarġa ma’ tal-Iskola

submitted by St Francis Primary Cospicua : Naia Abdilla  for 11-14
dissemination(s): school media, website
filed under Articles



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1st Place YRE – Article 11-14yrs: Quarry Worry

submitted by ST. Margaret College Girls' Secondary School Zejtun : Angelica Galea, Dorianne Calleja, Michela Noelene Zammit  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, School assemblies, school magazine, school media, website
filed under Articles

Quarries are very much present in the landscape of Malta. Yet, their afteruse is not much discussed. With this article one debate different solutions that can be done to decrease this permanent scar from the Maltese island.



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2nd Place YRE – Article 11-14yrs: Walking for Water

submitted by Gozo College Girls' Secondary : EkoSkola Committee  for 11-14
dissemination(s): newspaper, school magazine, school media, website
filed under Articles

The EkoSkola Committee every year make a water educational campaign – that is try to inform as many people as possible about the scarcity of water and at the same time collect money to provide third world countries with clean drinking water…



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3rd Place YRE – Article 11-14yrs: Our Magnificent RIA Harbour: Our Rich History is the result of our Geography!

submitted by St. Margaret's College Boys' Secondary School Verdala : Emerson Vella, Franklyn Baldacchino, Jacopo Mentosa, Ryan Fava  for 11-14
dissemination(s): school media
filed under Articles

It all started when we were on geographical fieldwork in Valletta and went to the Upper Barraka Gardens for a short break. Whilst admiring the view, we overheard a tourist guide explaining the historical importance of the Grand Harbour. Throughout her explanation there was no mention at all of its geographical formation. This is a real pity because actually the Grand Harbour gained its importance because of its particular formation…



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