The eTwinning National Support Service team visited Xewkija Primary School for the graduation of the Year 6 class. During the ceremony, the NSS were invited on stage to hand out eTwinning tokens to all the children who participated in the eTwinning Birthday Celebrations last May.
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The kindergarten children of Ms. Miriam Schembri at Fgura Primary A celebrated “Colours of Life”, the winning eTwinning project carried out during this past scholastic year. The project placed first in the eTwinning Prizes 2010 during the Annual eTwinning Conference in Spain.
When a person creates his or her own personal Wiki, be it for personal or for work use (for example, having a classroom wiki so that both students and parents will be able to access their work from anywhere), it is important to start updating it regularly and keep it interesting for the site visitors. A Wiki can be seen as a sort of template which can be filled up collaboratively; it is alive and dynamic and ever-changing. Unlike a Blog, a Wiki can have several pages, and each page can have its own individual layout. Usually the first page is called ‘Home’; that is where you write your introduction - the scope of your Wiki - and then you can have a series of pages linking to that home page.
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The eTwinning National Support Service visited more schools on Friday 18th of June 2010 to distribute the Birthday Card Competition tokens. The two schools visited were St. Ignatius College, Siggiewi Primary and St. Clare College, Gzira Primary.
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This year’s eTwinning National Collaborative Project Award winner for Secondary Schools, ‘The Other Side of the Coin‘, was selected amongst the best 100 projects in France. This project was founded by Mr. Mario Xerri, Gozo College, Girls Secondary School and Ms. Claire Nevot, Jean Vilar de La Courneuve College, France. Ms. Nevot was asked to present their project at the Innovative Education 2010 forum. A report and a detailed description of the project (in French language) were also written on the forum’s blog.
The members of the Malta eTwinning National Support Service would like to congratulate themselves with both teachers and their students for their successful project. Well done and keep up the good work.
The eTwinning National Support Service is currently visiting those pupils who participated in the eTwinning Birthday Card competition. The winners are receiving their pendrive, whilst the other participants are getting a token for their participation.
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Ms. Janet and Ms. Bondin from St Thomas More College, Marsaskala Primary, celebrated their success in their first eTwinning project which placed third in the eTwinning Collaborative Projects awards this year. They organized a graduation cermony with their pupils, where each pupil was given a trencher and a certificate of participation.
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The eTwinning National Support Service paid a visit to the winners of this year’s eTwinning Collaborative Project in Secondary schools to congratulate the students who took part in the project. The winning project was ‘The Other Side of the Coin’ by Mr. Mario Xerri together with Form 3 Liedna of Gozo College, Girls Secondary School. This project dealt with the students making research about different currencies around Europe and comparing their findings with their partner school in France.
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The 16th of June, 2010 was a very special day for all the students at San Gorg Preca College, Hamrun Primary GP. The children of Year 4, Ms. Magro, held their annual eTwinning Celebration to share their eTwinning projects and activities with the rest of the school. Present for the occasion was the college principal, Mr. Joe Buttigieg, and the eTwininning National Support Service team, Ms. Jeannette Cardona and Ms. Amanda Debattista. The students’ parents were also invited for this special occasion.
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In collaboration with the Victoria International Arts Festival 2010 and the Gozo Culture Office (Ministry for Gozo), the Gozo Creative Theatre Club will be presenting Ashes to Ashes by Harold Pinter. This short one-act play was first presented by the Royal Court Theatre in London in September of 1996. Ashes to Ashes is a triumph of power and concision. In the living room of a pleasant house in a university town outside of London, a seemingly casual conversation between a husband and wife reveals a sadistic affair. Devlin, threatened by his wife Rebecca’s recollections of an abusive ex-lover, questions her relentlessly in his need for a single truth. Devlin wants to get to the bottom of his wife’s possible infidelity. Her ex-lover was a violent, powerful man whose emotional hold reaches deep into Rebecca’s psyche. As Devlin struggles to separate illusion from reality, he starts to become like the monster she fell in love with.
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View the presentations, documents and video from the iLearn Platform Phase 1 Launch Briefing held on 14th December 2011
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