The document provides information about St. Theresa College Birkirkara Primary in Malta. It discusses the school's participation in a Comenius project involving schools from several European countries. As part of this, a group of Year 5 students will visit Cyprus in December. It also summarizes events the school held related to the project, including craft activities, a logo competition, meetings with local officials, and plays/activities with environmental themes.
Malta is a small island country in the Mediterranean Sea located south of Sicily, Italy. It has a long history dating back to the Neolithic era and boasts some of the world's oldest standing buildings. Its capital and largest city is Valletta. Other major cities include Cottonera, Marsaxlokk, Mdina, Mgarr, Rabat, St. Julian's, Sliema, and Victoria. Malta has a population of around 410,000 people and its official languages are Maltese and English. The country uses the Euro and has a predominantly Roman Catholic population and culture influenced by its various rulers over time.
Malta is a small island country located in the Mediterranean Sea south of Sicily. It consists of several islands, with the largest being Malta, Gozo, and Comino. Malta has a long history, first being settled by Sicilian farmers thousands of years ago and later becoming an important port for Phoenician and Greek traders. Napoleon conquered Malta in 1798 before it became an independent republic. Some of Malta's most notable monuments and landmarks include the Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni, Megalithic temples, and the ancient city of Valletta.
The Maltese archipelago consists of 3 islands with a total population of over 400,000 inhabitants. Malta lies in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, south of Sicily and north of Africa. Malta joined the EU in 2004 and adopted the Euro currency in 2008. The national language is Maltese, which is influenced by Italian, Sicilian, Arabic, and English. Tourism is important to Malta's economy, with visitors attracted to the beaches and historic sites such as Megalithic temples and fortified cities. Traditional Maltese food features dishes made with seasonal ingredients like lampuki fish pie, rabbit stew, and pastizzi pastries.
Malta is a small archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea located about 90 km south of Sicily. It includes the islands of Malta, Gozo, Comino, and Filfla, covering a total area of 315.6 square kilometers. The landscape is characterized by typical Mediterranean vegetation and the territory is highly susceptible to erosion. Malta has a population of over 419,000 inhabitants that primarily lives in rural towns, with the capital and largest city being Valletta. Malta gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1964 and joined the European Union in 2004, adopting the euro currency in 2008.
The Maltese archipelago consists of the islands of Malta, Gozo, and Comino in the central Mediterranean. Malta is the largest island and cultural center, with a total population across the islands of 400,000 people. Gozo is the second largest island and has a more rural character focused on fishing, tourism, crafts and agriculture. Comino is largely uninhabited. The islands have a long history dating back 7,000 years, and have been occupied by various civilizations and empires over the centuries, leaving their influences on Maltese culture.
This document provides an overview of tours available in Malta and nearby islands. It introduces Malta, Gozo, and Comino as the three main islands, and highlights some of their culture, cuisine, cities, and top attractions. These include Valletta as the capital of Malta, as well as sites on Comino like St. Mary's Tower and the Blue Lagoon, and activities available at Malta's marine park like swimming with dolphins or seeing sea lion and bird presentations. The document aims to inform potential tourists about places to visit in Malta and surrounding areas.
Malta is a small island country in the Mediterranean Sea located south of Sicily, Italy. It has a long history dating back to the Neolithic era and boasts some of the world's oldest standing buildings. Its capital and largest city is Valletta. Other major cities include Cottonera, Marsaxlokk, Mdina, Mgarr, Rabat, St. Julian's, Sliema, and Victoria. Malta has a population of around 410,000 people and its official languages are Maltese and English. The country uses the Euro and has a predominantly Roman Catholic population and culture influenced by its various rulers over time.
Malta is a small island country located in the Mediterranean Sea south of Sicily. It consists of several islands, with the largest being Malta, Gozo, and Comino. Malta has a long history, first being settled by Sicilian farmers thousands of years ago and later becoming an important port for Phoenician and Greek traders. Napoleon conquered Malta in 1798 before it became an independent republic. Some of Malta's most notable monuments and landmarks include the Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni, Megalithic temples, and the ancient city of Valletta.
The Maltese archipelago consists of 3 islands with a total population of over 400,000 inhabitants. Malta lies in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, south of Sicily and north of Africa. Malta joined the EU in 2004 and adopted the Euro currency in 2008. The national language is Maltese, which is influenced by Italian, Sicilian, Arabic, and English. Tourism is important to Malta's economy, with visitors attracted to the beaches and historic sites such as Megalithic temples and fortified cities. Traditional Maltese food features dishes made with seasonal ingredients like lampuki fish pie, rabbit stew, and pastizzi pastries.
Malta is a small archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea located about 90 km south of Sicily. It includes the islands of Malta, Gozo, Comino, and Filfla, covering a total area of 315.6 square kilometers. The landscape is characterized by typical Mediterranean vegetation and the territory is highly susceptible to erosion. Malta has a population of over 419,000 inhabitants that primarily lives in rural towns, with the capital and largest city being Valletta. Malta gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1964 and joined the European Union in 2004, adopting the euro currency in 2008.
The Maltese archipelago consists of the islands of Malta, Gozo, and Comino in the central Mediterranean. Malta is the largest island and cultural center, with a total population across the islands of 400,000 people. Gozo is the second largest island and has a more rural character focused on fishing, tourism, crafts and agriculture. Comino is largely uninhabited. The islands have a long history dating back 7,000 years, and have been occupied by various civilizations and empires over the centuries, leaving their influences on Maltese culture.
This document provides an overview of tours available in Malta and nearby islands. It introduces Malta, Gozo, and Comino as the three main islands, and highlights some of their culture, cuisine, cities, and top attractions. These include Valletta as the capital of Malta, as well as sites on Comino like St. Mary's Tower and the Blue Lagoon, and activities available at Malta's marine park like swimming with dolphins or seeing sea lion and bird presentations. The document aims to inform potential tourists about places to visit in Malta and surrounding areas.
Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula located in Southern Europe. It stretches over 1,000 km from north to south and is mainly mountainous, except for the Po Valley in the north. Italy has a long history and was home to the Roman Empire. It later became a center of the Renaissance, with famous artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Today, Italy has a population of over 60 million people and its economy focuses on industries like tourism, fashion, and food. The capital and largest city is Rome, which contains famous landmarks like the Colosseum and Vatican City. Other major cities are Milan, Venice, Florence, and Bologna, each with their own cultural and historic significance
Italy is a country located in Southern Europe, with Rome as its capital. It has a population of over 60 million people and has the Euro as its currency. Some of Italy's most famous cities and places of interest include Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, Naples, and the Amalfi Coast. Tourism is a major part of Italy's economy, with over 46 million tourists visiting each year, though large numbers of tourists have caused problems for some historic cities.
La Svezia è uno stato grande 447.435 kmq. Questo stato è entrato a far parte dell'Unione Europea nel 1° Gennaio 1995 senza adottare l'Euro, infatti la sua moneta ufficiale è la Corona Svedese.
Hungary is located in Central Europe and borders Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia and Austria. Hungary has a population of 10 million people and its capital and largest city is Budapest. Hungary has a democratic government and a continental climate. The official language is Hungarian, though some also speak German. The official currency is the Hungarian Forint.
Italy is a country located in southern Europe, occupying the Italian Peninsula, the Po Valley, and the southern slopes of the Alps. It has a parliamentary republic system of government. Italy has a long history dating back to 500 BC with the Roman Empire and became a unified country in 1861. Some key facts are its capital is Rome, its official language is Italian, its currency is the Euro, and its largest cities include Milan, Naples, and Turin. Italy has a highly developed economy with advanced industries and agriculture. It is also known for its significant contributions to world culture, with many UNESCO World Heritage sites showcasing its rich history and arts. Italy has been an important member of the European Union since
This presentation is a part of the final product DVD “Presentation of folk costumes” made by students from Escola Básica de Alvor, Portugal. Responsible of final product: 7th Primary School of Tripoli, Greece.
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The document provides information about Italy and the city of Vibo Valentia. It discusses Italy's geography, history, culture, and famous cities. It then focuses on describing the town of Vibo Valentia, including its landmarks, surrounding areas, and the Liceo Ginnasio Statale "M. Morelli" school located there. The school places emphasis on classical subjects and provides students with resources to facilitate learning.
Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula located in Southern Europe. It stretches over 1,000 km from north to south and is mainly mountainous, except for the Po Valley in the north. Italy has a long history and was home to the Roman Empire. It later became a center of the Renaissance, with famous artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Today, Italy has a population of over 60 million people and its economy focuses on industries like tourism, fashion, and food. The capital and largest city is Rome, which contains famous landmarks like the Colosseum and Vatican City. Other major cities are Milan, Venice, Florence, and Bologna, each with their own cultural and historic significance
Italy is a country located in Southern Europe, with Rome as its capital. It has a population of over 60 million people and has the Euro as its currency. Some of Italy's most famous cities and places of interest include Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, Naples, and the Amalfi Coast. Tourism is a major part of Italy's economy, with over 46 million tourists visiting each year, though large numbers of tourists have caused problems for some historic cities.
La Svezia è uno stato grande 447.435 kmq. Questo stato è entrato a far parte dell'Unione Europea nel 1° Gennaio 1995 senza adottare l'Euro, infatti la sua moneta ufficiale è la Corona Svedese.
Hungary is located in Central Europe and borders Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia and Austria. Hungary has a population of 10 million people and its capital and largest city is Budapest. Hungary has a democratic government and a continental climate. The official language is Hungarian, though some also speak German. The official currency is the Hungarian Forint.
Italy is a country located in southern Europe, occupying the Italian Peninsula, the Po Valley, and the southern slopes of the Alps. It has a parliamentary republic system of government. Italy has a long history dating back to 500 BC with the Roman Empire and became a unified country in 1861. Some key facts are its capital is Rome, its official language is Italian, its currency is the Euro, and its largest cities include Milan, Naples, and Turin. Italy has a highly developed economy with advanced industries and agriculture. It is also known for its significant contributions to world culture, with many UNESCO World Heritage sites showcasing its rich history and arts. Italy has been an important member of the European Union since
This presentation is a part of the final product DVD “Presentation of folk costumes” made by students from Escola Básica de Alvor, Portugal. Responsible of final product: 7th Primary School of Tripoli, Greece.
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This document provides information about Italy and the city of Palermo, Sicily. It discusses Italy's location in Europe, capital city, language, government, and president. It then describes the physical geography, economy, culture, and arts of Italy. Specific details are given about the region of Sicily and the city of Palermo, including its history, culture, and education system. The document concludes by describing the "F. Orestano" school in Palermo, its staff, buildings, students, learning opportunities, community partnerships, and welcoming of families and visitors.
The document provides information about Italy and the city of Vibo Valentia. It discusses Italy's geography, history, culture, and famous cities. It then focuses on describing the town of Vibo Valentia, including its landmarks, surrounding areas, and the Liceo Ginnasio Statale "M. Morelli" school located there. The school places emphasis on classical subjects and provides students with resources to facilitate learning.
MALTA FINAL world geography reports.pptxAlbertJunCam
Malta is an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea consisting of the islands of Malta, Gozo, and Comino. The islands have a total area of 316 square kilometers and are characterized by high hills, terraced fields, and a rocky coastline. Malta has a Mediterranean climate and a long history dating back to prehistoric times. The official languages are Maltese and English and the capital is Valletta.
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Italy has 20 regions, with 18 on the mainland and 2 islands of Sicily and Sardinia. One of the regions is Puglia, known as the "heel" of Italy's boot-shape. Puglia contains the city of San Severo, which holds its patronal feast on the third Sunday of May honoring its patron saint. The document provides background information on Italy, its history, government, and culture as well as details about the region of Puglia and city of San Severo.
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2. mention any five major tourist attaction of dubai
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3. The
Maltese Archipelago
Population 419,000 people
Capital City Valletta
Largest Town B’Kara
Climate Mediterranean
• Country’s official languages Maltese and English
• The Archipelago includes the inhabited islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino, along a number
of smaller, uninhabited islands.
• Member of the European Union (2004). Malta implemented the Schengen Agreement on
December 21st, 2007.
• World heritage sites are Valletta and most prominently the Megalithic Temples which are
the oldest free-standing structures in Europe.
• In AD 60, the Apostle Paul was shipwrecked off what is today known as St.Paul’s Bay and
the Islands were gradually converted to Christianity.
4. Valletta
Valletta is the capital city of Malta and
it is located in the central-eastern
portion of the island of Malta.
Valletta contains buildings from the 16th
century onwards, built during the rule of
the Order of The Knights of St. John.
The city was named after Jean Parisot
de la Valette, the Grandmaster of Malta
at that time, who succeeded in
defending the island from an Ottoman
invasion in 1565.
In 2012, Valletta was named European
Capital of Culture for 2018 by a jury of
experts.
5. Mdina Mdina is the old
capital city of Malta.
It is a medieval walled
town situates on a hill
in the centre of the
island.
Mdina is commonly
called the ‘Silent City’
by natives and visitors.
The town is still
confined within its
walls, and has a
population of just over
three hundred.
6. Prehistoric
Temples The prehistoric temples of
Malta are unique in all the
world. They are the oldest
standing stone structures
which remain to us from
ancient times. The temples
date from 4000 - 2500 BC.
They are older than
Stonehenge, older than the
Pyramids.
Because of their
uniqueness and beauty, the
major temple complexes
are deservedly designated
as UNESCO World
Heritage Sites.
7. Village Festa
The festa season in Malta is made up of a long series of
extended weekends, starting from the end of May right
through the entire summer and well into September.
During this period, there is hardly any weekend when a
town or a village is not celebrating the feast of its patron
saint or other saints revered in different churches.
The evenings often end with spectacular ground and aerial
fireworks displays in an explosion of colour, firecrackers and loud
petards
8. Traditional
Maltese Food
Traditional Maltese food is rustic
and based on the seasons. Look out
for Lampuki Pie (fish pie), Rabbit
Stew, Braġioli (beef olives), Kapunata,
(Maltese version of ratatouille), and
widow's soup, which includes a small
round of Ġbejniet (sheep or goat's
cheese). On most food shop counters,
you'll see Bigilla, a thick pate of
broad beans with garlic. The snacks
that must be tried are ‘ħobż biż-
żejt' (round of bread dipped in olive
oil, rubbed with ripe tomatoes and
filled with a mix of tuna, onion, garlic,
tomatoes and capers) and pastizzi
(flaky pastry parcel filled with
ricotta or mushy peas.
11. Birkirkara
Birkirkara's Civic Centre is a large building which is the
premises of many civic services in Birkirkara, such as the
Public Library, the Health Centre and the Local Council.
12. The main religious feast in Birkirkara is that of St Helen.
The feast of St Helen is celebrated on the 18th
of
August if it falls on a Sunday, or on the first Sunday
after the 18th
. The procession with the titular
statue of St Helen is the only procession on the
island carried out in the morning.
Birkirkara
13. There are many places of interest in Birkirkara, amongst
them is the Old Railway Station.
The Old Railway Station is located within a public garden.
Birkirkara
15. Birkirkara
Another place of interest in the town of
Birkirkara is the Basilica of St Helen.
This Basilica houses Malta’s largest church bell
and many other interesting things.
16. Birkirkara
Birkirkara is known for its football club,
Birkirkara F.C. and its multi-sports club
Birkirkara St.Joseph Sports Club.
17. Birkirkara
In Birkirkara there are several schools, one of
which is Birkirkara Primary School. Birkirkara
Primary is a state school and is part of Saint
Theresa College.
19. The Minister of Education has the
Directorate for Services which
manages the Educational system in
Malta.
The National Minimum Curriculum,
provides the framework for the
Educational System.
There are State, Church and
Independent School.
20.
21.
22. In the State Educational system there
are 9 Colleges in Malta and 1 in Gozo.
23. Primary schools are co-ed
but in secondary schools
there are separate schools
for boys and girls.
School is compulsory from
age 5 to 16 years.
25. At the end of Primary Education children sit for the
Benchmark Exam.
The Benchmark Exam is a national Exam for all children aged
11 years and are in the last year of Primary school.
Subjects taught in Primary school are Maths, English,
Maltese, Religion, Social Studies and extra curricular
activities such as Physical Education, Artsand Drama, Personal
and Social Development.
Subjects taught in Secondary School are Maths, English,
Maltese, Religion, Italian, French, Spanish, German,
Chemistry, Biology, Computer Studies, Technical Drawing,
Accounts, Economics, Marketing, Geography, History,
Environmental Studies, Personal and Social Development.
26.
27.
28. Support Services
Nurture Class – Supports Children with social and behavioural difficulties.
School Psychological Services (S.P.S) – Psychological screening.
Speech and Language Development (Sp.L.D.)
Nwar – after school help in basic skills
Klabb Naħla – after school H.W. help
31. Malta has been ruled by:
the Phoenicians
the Carthaginians
the Romans
the Arabs
the Normans
the Order of the Knights of St John
Napoleon
the British
33. KNIGHTS:
Malta’s Golden Age (architectural and artistic
embellishments of the islands)
advances in overall health
education and prosperity of the islands
34. BRITISH
radically transformed culture, politics and
language
Malta had a unique position in the British
Empire (excellent natural harbours and
strategic location)
35. Malta
Is a Parliamentary democracy
Has been an independent nation since 1964
Has been a constitutional republic since 1974
Has joined the European Union in May 2004
Has joined Schengen in December 2007
Has joined the Eurozone in January 2008
36. Head of state is the President
President appointed by the House of Representatives
House of Representatives elected every 5 years by universal suffrage
Prime Minister is the leader of the party commanding the greatest
support in the House
37. Ministers are nominated to the Cabinet by the Prime Minister
from among the elected members
Various local administrative matters are delegated by
specific legislation to the Local Councils
The Government is strongly committed to Human Rights
38. It’s Fun To Be In ....
And Green!
St.Theresa College
B’kara Primary
39. PRIMARJA, B’KARA
Tel: s21495417 email: tc.birkirkara.pr@gov.mt
November – December 2012
School’s
Newsletter
Comenius Project:
The school is once again participating in a Comenius Project. Apart
from our school, schools from Cyprus, Italy, Bulgaria, Lithuania and
Slovenia are participating in the project. As part of this project, a
group of 12 children from Year 5 accompanied by some teachers will
be visiting Cyprus from 10th till 12th December 2012. These
children were selected according to results obtained in the Year 4
English annual exam. The project is called: It’s Fun to be in... and
Green!
42. The best selected Logo for the Competition and bags full
of crafts made by various kinder and primary classes,
which were donated to our Comenius partners.
Logo created
by Shaniah
Bonello and
Jeremy Borg
Year 6.2
43. Crafts made by kinder and primary
school children & Maltese traditional
sweets.
45. Luke Borg, a year 6 student - Ekoskola President talking
about the Ekoskola and Comenius project which have a
common environmental theme - during a radio programme at
the National Radio station Studios.
46. Ekoskola Committee members meeting B'kara Mayor to exchange
Christmas greetings, present him with oranges harvested from the
school garden while discussing environmental themes common in the
Ekoskola and Comenius project, informed him about the visit of
our Comenius partners in May 2013.
47. The Ekoskola President and member, being presented with
the Green Flag by the President of Malta at San Anton
Palace.
48. Prize Day Play with an environmental
theme linked to the Comenius Project –
A Whole Load Of Rubbish
49. Eco Fun Walk sponsored by HSBC bank in
which children, parents and staff
participated.
50. ACT NOW an environmental activity to
participate in a calender picture competition.