EkoSkola Malta

Education staff from Nature Trust – FEE Malta, together with the EkoSkola National Coordinator Prof. Paul Pace and the President Mr Vincent Attard, together participated in three concurrent training courses held in Tenerife in relation to the KA1 Erasmus+ project entitled Schools Mean Important Lifeskills in Education for Sustainability (SMILES). The training aimed to further strengthen Nature Trust – FEE Malta’s commitment towards promoting Education for Sustainable Development... 

The EkoSkola, LEAF, and YRE Annual Seminar was successfully held on Friday, 28th November 2025, at the Xrobb l-Għaġin Nature Park and Sustainable Development Centre. The event brought together 69 educators from 30 different schools, representing both state and non-state institutions across Malta. This attendance is a demonstration of the ever-growing enthusiasm among educators to embed sustainability into everyday teaching and school culture. Organised by Nature Trust – FEE Malta, the seminar... 

47 schools were awarded the internationally renowned Eco-Schools Green Flag for their outstanding dedication to sustainability, student empowerment, and climate action within their communities. The ceremony presided over by H.E. Myriam Spiteri Debono, President of Malta, honoured students who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to environmental stewardship and responsible citizenship. Held at Villa Blanche, limits of Żurrieq, the event was organised by Nature Trust – FEE Malta in collaboration... 

From 15 – 20 September 2025, Kuala Lumpur became a global hub for ESD as it hosted two major international events convened by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE): the FEE National Operators Meeting (NOM) and the EcoCampus International Conference (ECIC). These gatherings brought together nearly 200 delegates from 48 countries to strengthen collaboration, share best practices, and advance climate action through education. The Maltese delegation actively engaged in networking and... 

Under the auspices of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dr Anglu Farrugia, Nature Trust – FEE Malta hosted the 19th edition of the EkoSkola Parliament, bringing together 52 students from 26 schools and 19 MPs to engage in a dynamic policy discussion. The event, held on 9th May 2025, served as a platform for young voices to address critical issues shaping Malta’s future, particularly those outlined in the Malta Vision 2050 framework. Students passionately debated key topics, including...