Conference
Conference Dr Grace Grima and Ms Bernie attended a most interesting conference organised by Cambridge University Press and Assessment in Oxford on Monday. The conference attracted Researchers, Educational Leaders, Teachers and Tech and Educational Companies/ Organizations that are all very interested in the development of assessment and technological tools that will be available in order to improve teaching and learning. A great discussion indeed!
INTERΞtching Exhibition
INTERΞtching Exhibition Our Art Sixth Form students hosted INTERΞtching, an exhibition showcasing their etching works last Friday 16th June. The exhibition displays a wide range of etchings and aquatints, featured a variety of subjects, inspired by artworks at MUZA. The opening reception was well-attended, with students, family and friends, the faculty and Mr Jesmond Vassallo, our collaborative artist, everyone coming together to celebrate the young artists' achievements. The exhibition will remain on display until this Friday 30th June at Studio 87, Liesse, Valletta. We encourage you to visit. The project is supported by Arts Council Malta.
INTERΞtching Art Exhibition
INTERΞtching Art Exhibition Our Art Sixth Form students hosted INTERΞtching, an exhibition showcasing their etching works last Friday 16th June. The exhibition displays a wide range of etchings and aquatints, featured a variety of subjects, inspired by artworks at MUZA. The opening reception was well-attended, with students, family and friends, the faculty and Mr Jesmond Vassallo, our collaborative artist, everyone coming together to celebrate the young artists' achievements. The exhibition will remain on display until this Friday 30th June at Studio 87, Liesse, Valletta. We encourage you to visit. The project is supported by Arts Council Malta.
European Parliament
European Parliament St Martin’s College was recently represented by three Sixth Form students and two members of staff at an event held at the European Parliament Office in Valletta. During the event, the students met Mr Stephen Clark, Director for the European Parliament Liaison Offices in Europe. They had an opportunity to discuss different ways of engaging the European public in the light of the European elections which will be held next year. Our students provided feedback about various matters that count most to them and actively participated in a discussion about making the EU more accessible to young people.
Drama Trip
Drama Trip A group of Level 8 students are currently on a Drama trip in London. Students are attending a number of classes at Pineapple Studios, one of London’s leading performing studios. The trip is made up of specific sessions designed to give students a varied and enjoyable insight into theatre and performing arts. They are truly having a great time! o.
School Leaving Ceremony
School Leaving ceremony St Martin’s College Sixth Form celebrated its annual school leaving ceremony last week. Level 13 students received certificates and special awards. These were presented to the students, in the presence of their families and College staff, by Dr Duncan Mifsud, a past student of St Martin’s College Sixth Form. Dr Mifsud has very recently completed a PhD in Molecular Astrophysics and during the ceremony he discussed his career path and provided our students with inspirational advice as they continue their academic journey. Mr Anthony Abela, Senior Leader Sixth Form, explained how St Martin’s College strives to provide the best possible learning opportunities for all its students and stressed the importance of measuring success through the value that each one can contribute to the lives of others. Ms Bernie Mizzi, Director, Chiswick House School and St Martin’s College, presented the students with their well-earned certificates. Congratulations to all Level 13 students!
ECSITE 2023 conference
ECSITE 2023 conference Two of our educators Mr Kirsten and Ms Clarisse attended the ECSITE 2023 conference organised by ECSITE and ESPLORA. ECSITE is a community of science communicators which share ideas, and network to educate, inspire and communicate science to the masses to inspire a better tomorrow. The three day conference consisted of a number of talks and meet ups with science educators, science centres and even museums from across the globe with various speakers from NEMO, National Geographic and even the national history museums found across Europe. Mr Kirsten and Ms Clarisse had the opportunity to network with many other professionals from the scientific field and brainstorm exciting new opportunities for our students. Ms Clarisse also held a session on using Virtual Reality to inspire and teach Science.
European Youth Event (EYE) 2023
European Youth Event (EYE) 2023 St Martin’s College Sixth Form students, Celeste Tan Panza and Alex Rossi, attended the European Youth Event (EYE) 2023 which was held at the European Parliament in Strasbourg last week. This event brought together thousands of young people from all over the European Union to share and shape their ideas on Europe’s future. It was a unique opportunity for our students to participate in engaging events, as well as interact and exchange their views and opinions with experts and decision-makers. Celeste described her experience as particularly memorable. “It was especially interesting for me to meet Dr Roberta Metsola, the President of the European Parliament. I also enjoyed meeting other people from all over Europe and learning about their cultures and systems. The experience also helped me to understand the amount of opportunities available for young people all over the world,” said Celeste.