Monthly Archives: December 2014
Cooking in Grade 1 Arnold
Whether its something as simple as jelly, or something that entails measuring and mixing various ingredients the boys enjoy our cooking sessions. They get to learn about different ingredients, their scents, textures and tastes. They also get to use various utensils when they each get their turn at contributing to the cooking session. We’ve prepared jelly, decorated cupcakes, cooked pumpkin chocolate-chip cookies and also made a lovely Christmas log. What’s next on the list?
Mission Week at St Benild School
During the last week of October, each class took turns to organise fun games during break time. The boys paid a small fee to partcipate during these games. The money collected was donated to the missions.
Gold Award in Dinja Wahda Activities
St. Benild school was awarded the Gold Award for Dinja Waħda projects and activities carried out during Green Week 2014.
Well done to all the staff and children for their dedication and efforts.
Film Club at St James Cavalier Activity
- Students during the workshop
- The film screening at St. James Cavalier
- The winner of the Maltese Batman competition Karl Zammit 1W.
- Stella Maris College Film Club group at St. James Cavalier
Christmas Children’s Evening Mass
The Parents Teacher Association would like to extend an invitation to all parents, guardians, teachers, families and their friends to join us in celebrating Christmas Eve. The celebrations shall start with a traditional Christmas Eve Mass by Fr. Justin Schembri and animated by Mr. Ivan De Gabriele, Ms. Laura Zahra and Mr. David Dimech, followed by hot chocolate and mince pies on:
Date: |
Wednesday 24th December 2013 |
Time: |
20:00 (sharp!) |
Venue: |
Lasallian Hall – Stella Maris College |
Entrance shall be through Junior Grounds where parking is available. |
Fr. Justin is asking children to be familiar with the story of the film ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas (The Meaning of Christmas). You can watch a short video on http://tinyurl.com/CharlieBrownMalta.
In the Spirit of Christmas children may generously donate a small gift which will be presented during Mass. These will be later donated to the Missionary Sisters of Charity, better known as the Sisters of Mother Theresa. It would be greatly appreciated if the gifts are wrapped. Please ensure that all gifts donated are not broken or used. Any money collected during the Mass will also be donated to the same organisation.
If you are coming and would like your son/daughter to participate (such as by saying bidding prayer) please contact Evan Camilleri. (first come, first served).