This clip was shown for the first time on November 21st, 2007. As part of our morning Assembly, we decided it would be fun to produce something about the school where we spend so much time at. All photos were taken by us, the students, a week before the special assembly took place. For some us, it was the first we had handled a digital camera.
Special thanks goes to Ms Frances, ICT teacher who guided us throughout.
We would like to wish all our teachers, all our friends at school, all our friends in foreign schools, all our parents, all our relatives and all watching this clip a very happy Christmas. We hope that you will try to be nice to each other this christmas, smile as much as possible and be happy. In other words try reach for the sun...; that's what Christmas is all about!
More Christmas concert photos underneath:
e while in the street. Following those talks we went down the yard and went in some of the police vehicles on show. A small track was built and everybody could pretend he/she is walking in the street. All street laws, including zebra crossings, had to be observed. In the end, we attended to police dogs' show.
passing, dribbling, shooting and lots more took place at the Luxol grounds this morning. Trained instructors from the 'Bobby Charlton Soccer School' led the whole sessions. The only problem was that it was very hot, too hot infact! Despite the heat, it was a very good work-out indeed...
April 26th: All children had breakfast in class. Following a brief discussion on the importance of starting the day on a positive note, breakfast was served inside the class room.
April 2nd was our Sports Day. We linked with other year 4 students from around 20 other schools and took part in what turned out to be a very active day. We practiced various skills from different kinds of sport disciplines such as hockey, football, basketball, handball, rugby.
We also practiced various other skills including passing, dribbling, running, balancing, hurdling, jumping and also teamwork! All the games were enjoyable and a big thank you goes to all the P.E. teachers who organized the event. We look forward to build on the skills learned today..!
After the end of our Half-Yearly exams, it was time to relax and enjoy a bit ourselves today at school as we celebrated the start of Carnival festivities! After gathering inside our class for a brief discussion on the tradition of the Maltese Carnival, we had our quick lunches, and soon we were out in the yard. Each and every class had its' own parade infront of the rest of the school while our head of school entertained us with some lovely tricks and games! In the end we spent the last 15 minutes dancing to the Carnival tune and to other music!
g roman soldiers).... It was soooooo much fun! :) 
Winter Time in our school! This photo has been taken from our corridor recently by our mates of year 6. It shows part of our school yard on a very wet day.
On Friday 22nd December, we organized a school based Christmas Party. We danced to music and played lots of games in the morning. After a short break we all had something to drink & nibble. Soon after, we went down to our school hall as our head of school is an excellent MAGICIAN and we all enjoyed his show! One of our classmates was also called on stage to assist him in his tricks! We wished each other a very happy christmas and soon it was time to go back home. We will back on Monday 8th January. In the mean time Happy Holidays to everyone :) x x x - Yr 4 Orange 
As it is our Xmas tradition at our school, on Concert Day, a football match between teachers and the school team takes place in our yard. The match was quite a contest, with students giving their all, in their quest to topple their teachers, at least for the day! For the record, teachers won the match 5 goals to 3! The rest of the school watched from the sidelines, and support was almost equally divided, although teachers did receive that extra encouragement from those watching! At the end, of the match all players shook hands, but till this very day, talk is still going on as to who deserved to win or not! Unfortunately for the students, it seems they will have to wait yet another year, for them to be able to say "We have managed to beat our teachers."
