On Thursday, 25th March students from Years 4, 5 and 6 from Qala Primary went for an outing at the Citadel, in Victoria. We visited the Archeology Museum, Natural Science Museum and the Cathedral.
Year 6 students
Here are Year 6 students on the bastions.
On Wednesday, 24th March members from the Dog Trust came at Qala Primary to talk to children how to look after dogs. Children brought dog food with them to give them to the members of Dog Trust.
During the talk organised by Dog Trust
Children with dog food
This Treasure Hunt took place on Wednesday 17th March. Years 5 and 6 students from Qala Primary took part in this Treasure Hunt which they really enjoyed and which was well organised.
Treasure Hunt
Ilbieraħ 25 ta’ Marzu aħna l-klassi tas-Sitt Sena flimkien ma’ tar-Raba’ u l-Ħames ħriġna dawra saċ-Ċittadella. Ġiet għalina l-prajvit fid-9.30a.m. X’ħin wasalna dħalna ġol-Mużew ta’ l-Arkeoloġija. Hemmhekk qalulna dwar it-tempju li jinsab f’Għawdex. Dan il-post jinsab lejn n-naħat tax-Xagħra. Dan il-post jissejjaħ il-Ġgantija. Dawn bnewh in-nies ta’ żmien il-Preistorja. Bdew joqogħdu f’Malta ħamest elef sena Q.K. Jgħidu li l-Ġgantija hi eqdem mill-Piramidi li jinsabu fl-Eġittu.
Daniel Curmi
It was raining in the morning and the shepherd decided to look for some honey. On his way he met a bear. He was very frightened.
The shepherd tried to escape but he heard a voice. It was the bear. He didn’t believe himself. But the bear didn’t talk! The bear came closer to the shepherd and took him where the bear lived. He met his family. They invited him for dinner too. He accepted .The following day the shepherd went to the bear’s house and ate with the family. They gave him some honey for his family.
When the shepherd got home with the honey, he told his story to his family. But they didn’t believe him. Every Friday, he went to the bear’s house and they gave him some honey. He couldn’t forget the bear .
Claire Vella
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Il-Gżejjer Maltin
Fungus Rock, which is colloquially known in maltese as il-gebla tal-geneal ( the genral’s rock )is a small islet in the form of a 60 metres high massive lump of liomestone at the entrance to an alomost circular black lagoon in Dewjra, on the coast of Gozo
Shania Borg
Apes are mammals that look and sometimes act like humans. they include or angutans, picured here, chimpanzee, gorillas, and gibbons. Apes are sometimes confused with monkeys. but apes are large then monkeys and ddo not have tails. Their arms also usally long than their legs.
Keona Abdilla
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