EkoSkola Malta

Our future – We care – We Must Eco-Schools 15th Young People’s Summit Mediterranean Conference Centre 11th May 2026 Over 112 students and 43 educators from schools across Malta and Gozo gathered on Monday for the 15th edition of the Young People’s Summit, organised by Nature Trust – FEE Malta through the EkoSkola programme in collaboration with the Climate Action Authority and the Malta ESG Alliance. The summit continued to provide a national platform where children and young people can... 

    The MEDMAQUIS project reference number C1-2.3-26 falls under the EU funded Interreg Italia-Malta Programme 2021-2027. Cross-border partnership led by AVSI launches pilot actions on wildfire prevention and invasive species across seven natural sites. A new cross-border project, MedMaquis, co-funded by the European Union under the Interreg VI-A Italy-Malta Programme, has been launched to protect and restore Mediterranean Maquis habitats in Malta and Sicily. The initiative focuses on... 

This 14th edition of the EkoSkola Young People’s Summit brought together young people who are not only learning about sustainability but actively shaping it within their schools and communities. Their energy, insight, and commitment reflect the very heart of EkoSkola’s mission: empowering students to become leaders of change. More than fifty students from eleven schools, accompanied by twenty‑two educators, gathered at the ĊAK Main Hall in Birkirkara on 9 February 2026 for the Summit with... 

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...