EkoSkola Malta

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... 

Nature Trust FEE Malta continues its mission to promote sustainability through FEE’s global programmes, such as Eco-Schools, LEAF, and YRE, empowering students to drive progress in Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). The 3-day FEE Fest 2025, hosted at St. Nicholas College, Dun Manwel Attard, Wardija School, brought together stakeholders, students, and educators from across Malta. It showcased innovative solutions to sustainability challenges through interactive sessions, entrepreneurship... 

The 13th Young People’s Summit, organised by Nature Trust FEE Malta, in collaboration with the Climate Action Authority, gave over 130 students from 30 schools from Malta and Gozo the opportunity to voice their ideas on the environment and climate action. This event, held on the 10th March 2025,  highlighted the shared commitment of both entities to integrating children’s perspectives into policies, ensuring their proposals lead to tangible change. The students’ concerns and suggestions... 

On 14th February 2025, Lidl hosted an event to highlight 10 school projects addressing climate change and responsible food consumption. These projects reflect the efforts of students to tackle issues such as food waste reduction, sustainable packaging, and growing their own food. From 20 proposals submitted by schools across Malta, a blind jury selected these 10 projects. The high standard of all entries made the process challenging, demonstrating the students’ dedication and innovative ideas. Through...