As in previous years, our school’s Green Club members are involved in many mid-day break activities related to the upkeep of its West End Wildlife Garden, a green oasis that hosts numerous indigenous species of flora and fauna. This work includes weeding, pruning, planting, maintenance and other general upkeep tasks. This garden provides students and […]
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Biology Fieldwork Westend Garden
Year 9 Biology students will this year be carrying out their fieldwork in the Westend Garden, which is maintained by Birdlife, Malta. Fieldwork will be carried out over a period of 5 weeks, one session per week. During today’s session the students studied characteristics exhibited by monocot and dicot plants. Parts 1 and 2 […]
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Dinja Waħda Awards
Our school received two bronze awards during this year’s Dinja Waħda annual awards event, held on the 24th October at the Salina Reserve. The school participated in the Action for Biodiversity and Connecting with Nature categories. These included work done by the Green Club students in the school’s West End Wildlife Garden and the Olive Project for Vulnerable Youths, co-ordinated […]
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The Green Club at our school’s West End Wildlife Garden
As part of the school’s Dinja Wahda project, a group of students has been meeting all scholastic year 2017-18, every Monday and Wednesday, to tend to our school’s wildlife garden. This garden, started in 2004, is now a mature and lush green oasis that is home to a vast range of indigenous flora and fauna. One of the […]
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The following presentation, prepared by Yasmine Galea (presently in Form 5), highlights the work done by the Green Club members throughout the scholastic year 2016 – 2017. Green Club St Theresa College Mriehel Publish at Calameo
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Gold Award for our school’s Green Club
Our school’s Green Club has been awarded the Gold Award in the ‘Action for Biodiversity’ category for its work in the West End Wildlife Garden during the scholastic year 2016-17. Members of this break club help maintain and promote biodiversity in the school by tending to this garden, which is home to an impressive variety […]
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A group of around 25 students from Imriehel Secondary School has embarked on a series of ‘outdoor’ projects intended to raise their awareness on the natural environment that surrounds them as well as help them to learn skills that will help them improve their employability perspectives. Olive project’ helped students to become aware of their […]
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The West End Story
The West End is a wildlife garden on the west side of St Theresa Secondary School, Mrieħel. It was started in 2003 as part of the schools’ Dinja Waħda programme, with the support of BirdLife Malta. The aim was to transform a derelict area on the west side of the school grounds into a wildlife […]
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