The framework for the education strategy for Malta: 2014-2024 (Ministry for Education and Employment, 2014) highlights the importance of lifelong learning and adult learning. Furthermore, the National Curriculum Framework (Ministry for Education and Employment, 2012) holds that educators are encouraged
Feeding Frenzy Practical Interventions
HESC within the Department of Curriculum Management participated in the Feeding Frenzy programme (Eat Responsibly Project) at St Benedict’s College, Birżebbuġa Primary.
Helen Keller, Education Resource Centre, Qrendi
Ms C Richard, Head at Helen Keller Resource, Qrendi, invited HESC staff to intervene during a school activity held on Wednesday 3rd February.
Dun Manwel Attard Young Adult Education Resource Centre Wardija
HESC staff in liaison with the Senior Management Team and Ms Yanika Cassar (PSCD teacher) facilitated sessions with students on the 22nd and 24th February, 2016.
Whole-school approach
Promoting water consumption This programme focuses primarily on the daily consumption of fresh water with special emphasis on its healthful benefits.
Baħrija
On Tuesday 12th April 2016, HESC staff visited St. Nicholas College, Baħrija Primary school to facilitate interventions with pupils and their parents.
St. Aloysius College Breakfast Activity
As part of the health awareness campaign, St Aloysius College requested the participation of HESC support teachers to promote the importance of having a daily healthy breakfast.