EkoSkola Malta

Today Nature Trust – FEE Malta, which coordinates the programme, organised a training seminar about EkoSkola and Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). Educators who are new to the programme and wish to learn more about it and others who are already involved in the programme were invited to attend.  more

Following the first successful edition of The Green School Travel Plan, Nature Trust – FEE Malta will once again run the campaign during scholastic year 2022/2023. This initiative is part of the EkoSkola Programme with a special focus on the theme of Sustainable Mobility involving a strong element of community outreach. The theme is not only relevant due to the daily challenges commuters face but it is also an urgent one in view of national and global concerns about Transport and its effect on... 

The ERASMUS+ project by Gozo College Żebbuġ primary under the coordination of Nature Trust has again made it possible for a group of educators to go to Athens for a week long about diligent water management, rain water collection, water saving techniques, using animation in education and other innovative teaching methods which can especially be adopted  in the classroom and school setting. The participating educators had a very intensive 7 day training, 9am to 5pm, provided by MEdIES, supported... 

Nature Trust – FEE Malta is celebrating 20 years since the launch of the International programme Eco-Schools – known in Malta as EkoSkola in the Maltese Islands. This video, an overview of 20 years achievements, inaugurates the launch of a series of events to celebrate this significant miulestone.  more

The ERASMUS+ project by Gozo College Żebbuġ primary under the coordination of Nature Trust has started of with the first group of educators going to Athens for a week long about marine litter, single use plastics, effects on wildlife and what actions can be done especially from the classroom and school setting. The participating educators had a very intensive 7 day training, 9am to 5pm, provided by MEdIES, supported by Nature trust and co funded by the European Commission.  The training involved...