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Jaqaw se naqgħu f’Ħaġar Qim?
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by Dingli St Nicholas SS : Andrea Micallef for
11-14
campaign: yre-entry
dissemination(s): noticeboard, other
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campaigning-photo Photos
awarded: Participation
Bejn l-Imnajdra u Ħaġar Qim hemm passaġġ iffrekwentat minn Maltin u turisti. Dan il-passaġġ huwa xi ftit perikoluż minħabba li qiegħed f’ livell aktar għoli mil-bqija tal-art tal-madwar, għalhekk huwa faċli li t- tfal jaqgħu fil-ġenb tiegħu kif wieħed jista’ jara fir-ritratt. Nissuġġerixxi li l-ġnub jimtlew bil-ħamrija biex jieħu l-istess livell u fl-istess ħin jistgħu jitħawwlu xi pjanti, b’ hekk ikunu qed isebbħu l-ambjent.
The abandoned Jerma Palace Hotel…..An eyesore for Marsaskala residents.
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by St. Augustine College : Denzyl Camilleri Brincat for
11-14
campaign: yre-entry
dissemination(s): newspaper, school magazine, school media
filed under
Photos reporting-photo
awarded: Participation
Jerma Palace Hotel, located built in 1982, was once a beautiful destination in the south of Malta for both tourists and locals. Now, an eyesore for society, it is being used for vandalism, litter and drug use. Jerma Palace Hotel is also affecting the natural beauty of the area and the historical heritage of St Thomas Tower.
Read MoreConverting bricks into a rainbow
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by St. Augustine College : Yevgeny Spiteri for
11-14
campaign: yre-entry
dissemination(s): newspaper, school media
filed under
Photos reporting-photo
awarded: Participation
The built environment is rapidly increasing in Malta, however creativity can also be intertwined amidst all this construction. Amongst the high rise buildings one finds these colourful balconies which, at least, make the building less of an eye sore.
Read MoreWood work along the way
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by St. Augustine College : Yevgeny Spiteri for
11-14
campaign: litter-less-campaign-entry
dissemination(s): newspaper, school magazine, school media
filed under
Photos reporting-photo
awarded: Participation
It is never a dull moment walking along the countryside! Unfortunately it was the ‘carpenter’s’ turn to litter this rural road. Such litter can easily be taken to Civic Amenity Sites which are found in several places around the island.
Read MoreWhat is your litter footprint?
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by St. Augustine College : Sean Zerafa Galea for
11-14
campaign: litter-less-campaign-entry
dissemination(s): newspaper, school magazine
filed under
Photos reporting-photo
awarded: Participation
Each litter item which you generate contributes to your litter footprint, so dispose of unwanted items wisely. For example, old car supplies should not be throw away outside but taken to a Civic Amenity Site: by reusing or recycling them, we save on raw materials and energy.
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