DigiGirlz
DigiGirlz Event A group of St Martin’s College Level 8 girls attended the DigiGirlz event which was organised by Microsoft Global Diversity and Inclusion team. The aim of this event was to provide middle school girls with a better understanding of what a career in technology entails. During the event, students interacted with Microsoft and other partners to gain exposure about careers in business and technology. They also had the opportunity to learn about real-world STEM jobs, be exposed to female role models in the field and benefit from a hands-on exploration of the subject, all in an attempt to enhance their perception of a career in Computing.
SMC Sixth Form participate in a Public Speaking Academy
SMC Sixth Form participate in a Public Speaking Academy A group of first-year sixth form students attending St Martin’s College Sixth Form participated in a Public Speaking Academy, which was organised by the English-Speaking Union of Malta (ESU Malta) and given by Ms Pia Zammit of the ESU. The event which was held on Friday, 9th and Saturday, 10th November, consisted of intensive workshops that were delivered by Ms Pia Zammit. The interactive workshops were developed to help students boost their self-confidence, communicate more effectively, overcome the fear of public speaking, develop thinking skills through impromptu speeches, and provide and receive feedback.
SMC students participate in Ohloq Kultura
SMC students participate in Ohloq Kultura Well done to Francesca Vella, Nikolas Konidaris Demajo and Alexander Apap Bologna, three Level 8 students, who represented Chiswick House School and St Martin’s College in a V18 project that began way back in Level 5. In this project, entitled Ohloq Kultura (Summit for Invented Cultures), students from 18 different schools around Malta used their creativity to create and represent different imaginative cultures. Students presented their projects during an event which was held at the House of Representatives in Valletta. The event was also broadcast live on Parliament TV.
Professional Learning Day at CHS
Professional Learning Day at CHS Staff members at Chiswick House School had another great Professional Learning Day with many parallel sessions to suit their different requirements. All staff in Early Years had first aid training and a session about the National Literacy Policy. Teachers, Learning Support Educators and Teaching & Learning Assistants across all levels had the opportunity to learn more about the roll out plan of the Learning Outcomes Framework, the TIMSS study to be carried out in 2019, the Read Write Inc programme and different strategies that support individual learning trajectories for all learners.
Movement and Fitness Week at CHS
Movement and Fitness Week at CHS We have had a great Movement and Fitness Week at Chiswick House School. Besides Physical Education and DEC lessons, all pupils enjoyed participating in various activities including Yoga, Zumba, Taekwando and Futsal. This year, some levels also visited the Cottonera Sports Centre for sessions on fundamental movement skills. At Chiswick House School, we strive to provide our pupils with a healthy environment, promoting sports, physical fitness and healthy eating practices. Well done to all!
Level 3 Outing
Level 3 Outing Level 3 pupils visited 'Greenscapes' in Attard. During this outing, pupils learnt about different plants and how they grow. They also had the opportunity to sow their own plant, which they then took home with them. This visit ties in with the Science topic plants which they are currently covering in class.
EY GENERATE 2018 Event
EY GENERATE 2018 Event Senior School and Sixth Form students, who have chosen Computer Studies as one of their options, took part in the EY GENERATE 2018 event. This year's main theme was Transform your future! Students were encouraged to nurture their innovation mindset by taking risks, embracing failure, being collaborative, imaginative and willing to always challenge themselves. During the first part of the day all participants took part in a Q&A about the effects of innovations such as Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence on future careers. This was followed by workshops covering diverse areas such as Audit in the 21st century, digital tax and sustainability.
Follow-up to the International Day of the Girl
Follow-up to the International Day of the Girl A group of five students attending St Martin’s College Sixth Form, participated in an event hosted by Her Excellency, Marie-Louise Coleiro-Preca, President of Malta. The event, held at Verdala Palace, was a follow-up to the activities which were held to commemorate the International Day of the Girl. Throughout the morning, Michaela Ellul, Annah Chapelle Paleologo, Shirin Enrica Giordano, Jay Park and Veronica Micallef joined students from other post-secondary schools to showcase the different activities that were held at every school and actively contributed to panel discussions about a number of issues related to female leadership. A presentation about the Speed Mentoring and Networking event which was held at our College was very well received.