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From Greenhouse to Plate!
submitted by San Gwann Primary : LEAF Committee
campaign: YRE Entry
dissemination(s): school media
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Photo Story Photos
Our students had a truly hands-on experience as they cared for their vegetables in the school greenhouse, nurturing them from seedlings until they were ready to harvest and in the end, they finally enjoyed the fruits of their hard work, picking fresh lettuce, cauliflower, and other home-grown veggies. Everyone got creative, preparing their own healthy and colorful salads with the produce they had grown themselves. It was amazing to see the full journey—from planting and tending the crops to harvesting and sharing a meal together. A delicious and educational experience for all! Growing hope: Students planting vegetables in their school garden show how small actions today can help secure food for tomorrow.
The Green Glove Reminder
submitted by Sliema Malta St Joseph Senior School : Aaleyah Mallia
campaign: YRE Entry
dissemination(s): school media
filed under
One Take Photo Photos
The photo shows a single green glove—a simple reminder that one small action, like picking up litter and placing it in the correct bin, can make a meaningful difference to our environment. Every responsible gesture has the power to inspire others, creating a ripple effect that transforms our shared spaces. Change begins exactly where we are. By choosing to care, to act, and to lead by example, we can help restore the clean, healthy environment our communities deserve. Let’s commit to this vision one day at a time, believing in the impact of our efforts and the collective change they can spark.
‘Trash Stays, Nature Pays’
submitted by St Joseph Senior Sliema : Emily Young
campaign: YRE Entry
dissemination(s): school media
filed under
One Take Photo Photos
I took this photo because I want to show how serious the problem of littering is in nature. The plants and grass should be clean and healthy, but instead they are surrounded by plastic, cans, and other rubbish left behind by people. What we throw away doesn’t just disappear — it stays in the environment and can harm wildlife and damage natural habitats. I hope that my photo encourages people to think twice about their actions and to take better care of the places we all share. Just carrying an extra bag to collect trash and take back home is all it takes!.


