EkoSkola Malta

Giving young people a voice… European Youth Week project by Nature Trust – FEE Malta to empower young people and give them an opportunity to send a message to MEPs and MEP candidates and get closer to the policy making table. Youth concerns and proposals were collated into this video. This project was supported by the European Commission. With Erasmus+ & European Solidarity Corps – EUPA Malta Acknowledgement: The video clip of the EkoSkola Parliament session held on 19th April... 

Nhar id-dsatax ta’ April,  waqt it-tmintax-il edizzjoni tal-EkoSkola fil-Parlament iż-żgħażugħa Lisa Aquilina,  students ta 17-il sena, f’isem żgħażagħ bħalha qrat u preżentat memorandu li inġabar wara diskussjonijiet bejn diversi żgħa’agħ fejn identifikaw temi li jinkwetawhom u għamlu proposti konkreti relatati magħhom. Wara li inqara, din il-memorandu bi proposti għal Malta u Ewropa ġie imressaq lill-Kamra bil-permess tad-Deputy Speaker, Onor. David Agius. ... 

EkoSkola students appraise the National Strategy for Sustainable Development 2050 at the 18th edition of the EkoSkola Parliament Nature Trust FEE Malta organised the 18th edition of the EkoSkola Parliament under the auspices of the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. David Agius. 75 EkoSkola students from 40 schools gathered to appraise the National Strategy for Sustainable Development 2050. This yearly extraordinary gathering, held at the heart of Malta’s legislative chambers,... 

Nature Trust FEE Malta and the Office of the Commissioner for Children join forces for youth empowerment Qrendi, Malta – January 30, 2024 For the past two decades, Nature Trust FEE Malta has been unwavering in its commitment to empowering the voices of young people through various events. The annual Young People’s Summit, a flagship initiative, provides a dynamic platform for young minds to share ideas and concerns, contributing significantly to the betterment of life in Malta. Nature Trust... 

On 13th November 2023 forty-three schools have received recognition for introducing sustainable practices in their school communities. In a ceremony presided over by the President of Malta, H.E. Dr George Vella, student representatives have received the internationally acclaimed Eco-Schools Green flag eco label. St Martin’s College and St Thomas More College, Marsaxlokk Primary School were awarded the prestigious international Green Flag Award for the first time. St Joseph School, Blata l-Bajda...