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by St.Dorothy's Senior School : Bettina Farrugia, Elena Spiteri, Kyra Abela, Naomi Marie Gerada for
11-14
campaign: litter-less-campaign-entry
dissemination(s): other, School email to all members of staff and all students, website
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reporting-video video-clips
awarded: Commended, Participation
A group of 4 students investigated the school yard bins and depicted what they found with a graph. They also came up with solutions and discussed them with the Head of School – Ms.Caroline Anastasi. The students created a cartoon video clip which was shared with all the school on the 29th March during Class teacher time. In the video clip there was indicated all the bins in our school and how these should be used.
Read MoreWhat are the repercussions of Plastic?
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by St.Dorothy's Senior School : Alexia Cardona, Kristina Farrugia, Soraya Bartolo for
11-14
campaign: litter-less-campaign-entry
dissemination(s): other, School Notice board and during science lessons made by students., school media, website
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Articles
awarded: Participation
What are the repercussions of plastic on our land and sea?
Read MoreEmma’s Nightmare
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by Our Lady Immaculate School : Aylish, Britney Magro, Cesca, Cheryl, Elisa, Emma, Kaya, Kelsey Barons, Kyra, Nicole, Pheobe for
11-14
campaign: litter-less-campaign-entry
dissemination(s): other, school media, website, YouTube and Facebook promotion
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campaigning-video video-clips
awarded: 1st place Litter less Campaign
This is our school’s video (Our Lady Immaculate School Hamrun) to raise awareness on plastic pollution. This video forms part of our Litterless Campaign. The video is part of a large campaign that our students embarked to educate students and the wider community on the importance of reducing plastic use. The idea of this video is to show that now the problem is real and that we cannot just talk about the problem but we must act.
Read MoreA Changing Skyline
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by St.Dorothy's Senior School : Kyra Abela for
11-14
campaign: yre-entry
dissemination(s): school media, website
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campaigning-photo Photos
awarded: Best Entry
“Due to our limited land mass, more high-rise buildings will be constructed in the future.” – Parliamentary Secretary for Planning and the Property Market. The Real Estate in Malta is booming, and our views have changed into a surreal landscape. Everywhere you look you see apartments, planning authority sites, road construction, and the list goes on. What is happening to the limited amount of green areas we have in Malta? Is the construction more important than the greenery which gives off oxygen essential for us to live? Is it really that important? Meanwhile us students are trying to save what is left using one break at a time, planting one crop at a time….
Ignoring nature is becoming second nature!
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by Gozo College Middle School : Anthea Xiberras for
11-14
campaign: yre-entry
dissemination(s): EkoSkola blog, Ekoskola noticeboard, other, school magazine, school media, website
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Photos reporting-photo
awarded: Participation
The more we consume the more we have become self-centred. Tossing unwanted items in the countryside seem like second nature to many people. Improper disposal of unwanted objects isn’t just an eyesore but it poses a serious threat to nature. When are we going to realise that what goes around comes around? Saving the planet is saving ourselves.
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