ITE Conference held in Budapest, Hungary - November 2024
Our Maltese representatives were:
Our very own eTwinning coordinator and EO within DDLTS - Directorate for Digital Literacy & Transversal Skills Dr. RoseAnna Camilleri.
Dr Karen Mugliett Deputy Dean, from the Faculty of Education, Head of Department Health, Physical Education and Consumer Studies.
Dr. Ċensu Caruana. Director, Centre for Environmental Education and Research. University of Malta
During this conference the team was able to attend to a Keynote speech entitled "European values: a ‘challenge’ or an ‘invitation’ for citizenship education?" by Prof. Márta Fülöp, Scientific advisor and head of the social and cultural psychology department of the Hungarian Research Network and also attend physically for the European award ceremony for ITE and participate in various other workshops and keynotes.
Various workshops and networking sessions took place throughout this fruitful conference which undoubtedly have inspired our Maltese delegation.
We look forward in learning more about the future of the collaborations and networks that have been built throughout this conference but in the meantime stay tuned for some more updates in relation to local eTwinning ITE successes.
eTwinning seminar in Toulouse, France between the 15-17th November, 2024
Ms Prascovia Deidun (HOD of French) and Ms Denise Zammit (Teacher of French at St St. Augustine College) together with Ms Heidi Domancich from St Theresa College, participated in an eTwinning Seminar for teachers of French, held in Toulouse, France.
eTwinning seminar in Poland, July 2024
Another opportunity for our Maltese educators thanks to eTwinning Malta and eTwinning Polska.
Two local educators, Ms. Charlene Mifsud, Head of Department Hospitality from Dingli Secondary School - St. Nicholas College and Ms. Romina Scicluna Calleja, Head of Department Hospitality from St Theresa College Secondary School, Mriehel attended the "Multilateral eTwinning Seminar. Summer Educator Retreat: Sustainable Well-being through Nature Based Education" in Poland.
We look forward into seeing how far this experience will go thanks to this networking, inspiring workshops and collaborations.
eTwinning and ERASMUS+ Projects in Salzburg, Austria between the 28-30th April 2024
A group of Maltese teachers: Ms Priscilla Ann Madiona from St. Thomas More College, Secondary School Żejtun; Ms Karen Camilleri from St.Martin’s College, Swatar and Ms Janica Sammut from St. Theresa College Secondary School, Mriehel Attended an International seminar "e Twinning and ERASMUS+ Projects" in Salzburg, Austria between the 28th and 30th April 2024
During this hands-on, on-site training, they learnt about setting up eTwinning and Erasmus+ projects, had the opportunity to meet and network among other European educators.
They managed also to set up their own eTwinning European project called: Diverse Minds, Shared Hearts! Well done to our Maltese Delegation, we wish you all the best in your eTwinning ventures!
Schools in disadvantaged areas: turning challenges into opportunities with eTwinning - April 2024
eTwinning Ambassadors as advocates for a whole-school approach to well-being held between the 18-20 April 2024
Mario Xerri – Gozo College Agius de Soldanis, Middle School
Alexia Baldacchino – Giovanni Curmi Higher Secondary School
Considering the transformative role of eTwinning Ambassadors and the fact that holistic wellbeing is at the core of collaborative learning environments, the main purpose of the seminar was to empower eTwinning Ambassadors as advocates for this shift. Hence it was intended to elevate eTwinning Ambassadors influence, equip them to actively support and promote holistic wellbeing within the eTwinning community by offering insights into comprehensive strategies that encompass the entire educational environment.
Objectives:
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To instil in eTwinning Ambassadors the knowledge, skills, and passion to act as vocal promoters of holistic wellbeing.
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To gain an understanding of how a holistic perspective on well-being can positively impact students, educators, and the overall school community.
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To provide practical guidance and examples, emphasizing the importance of fostering a supportive and inclusive culture that prioritizes the well-being of all stakeholders within the school.
ITE eTwinning Seminar in Copenhagen from 3-5th April, 2024
Our Maltese eTwinning representatives had an enriching experience at the "ITE eTwinning Seminar" in Copenhagen during the 3rd, 4th and 5th of April 2024.
Thanks to this experience, our Maltese representatives were able to integrate and network with prospective partners while also taking part in workshops. During the International Fair, participants had an opportunity to visit the Maltese exhibition set up by our Maltese representatives and learn more about our island. A heartfelt congratulations once again to the Danish eTwinning team for a successful eTwinning seminar and for hosting our team.
