Youngest Lasallian Classroom Awards
Grade 2
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Respect for all
Grade 2 Bro Miguel
They boys planted some lovely plants outside our school to make the school and local community environment more beautiful.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Respect for all
Grade 2 Bro Miguel
The boys talked about the qualities that would make a good friendship and created a recipe for respect.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Faith in the presence of God
Grade 2 Bro Miguel
The boys learnt how to pray better by learning about Pope Francis’ 5-Finger Prayer. After they discussed who and what they would pray for, the boys completed a craft to re-inforce further what they had learnt.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Inclusive Community
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
The boys had to pick two different coloured M & Ms and based on the colours they picked, the boys had to share two facts about themselves.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Quality Education
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
The boys compiled their own classroom dictionary to learn new vocabulary in English. They had to write words which start with various alphabet letters and the words were then shared with others. This dictionary will be kept in class for the boys to refer to.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Inclusive Community
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
On world down syndrome day, the boys became more aware of what Down syndrome is and what it means to have down syndrome. On this day the children also learnt to celebrate the uniqueness of different people and that we are all special in our own way.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Inclusive Community
Grade 2 Bro Benjamin
The boys played a game of Human Bingo where they had the opportunity to learn ore about their classmates, only to realise that both their school and their very own classrooms are inclusive communities, since each member is unique and special, and loved and cared for.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Inclusive Community
Grade 2 Bro Benjamin
The boys had the opportunity to learn about friendship and inclusion, regardless of our differences and uniqueness. Now they know that if they had to meet a Deaf friend, they can communicate using Maltese Sign Language - which is one of the official 3 languages in Malta together with Maltese and English. Special thanks to Ms Emma Ripard Xuereb from Deaf People Association Malta who took the time to teach us the signs of the Lasallian hymn 'One La Salle'. The boys also enjoyed and showed interest while practicing the alphabet in Maltese Sign Language.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Concern for the Poor and Social Justice
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
The boys learnt about the importance of giving and that giving is more important than receiving. The boys bought something from their own pocket money for the children who live at the Ursuline Creche. Three Ursuline sisters visited the school and the boys presented what they bought to the nuns. The nuns also spoke to the boys about their mission.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Concern for the Poor and Social Justice
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
The boys of Grade 2 Bro Arnold had the opportunity to discuss about social justice with President Emeritus Dr Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca who willingly accepted Ms Stephanie's invitation. In groups, the boys had to reflect on different case studies and come up with possible solutions to improve situations of social injustice.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Quality Education
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
The boys watched a video about climate change and learnt about global warming. Afterwards, they carried out an experiment in relation to global warming. The boys prepared two trays with a mini-environment made from blocks. Then they put some ice cubes in each tray. The boys then covered one of the trays with a layer of plastic cling wrap. The boys had to observe and record how long it took for the ice to melt in each tray. This experiment represented the greenhouse effect.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Quality education
Grade 2 Bro Benjamin
The boys learned about climate change and the importance of recycling. They created a fun model using recyclable materials.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Respect for all
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
Following their voxpop about repect, the boys learnt that one must also respect the environment as this was mentioned in the voxpop. They planted their own sunflower seeds as a sign of commitment to respect the environment.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Faith in the Presence of God
Grade 2 Bro Benjamin
The boys learnt about the life of St Francis and his love for peace. They learnt that peace is a journey, through a board game they also took time to write and say prayers for peace, in the school chapel.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Respect for All
Grade 2 Bro Benjamin
The boys learnt about the essential ingredients for showing respect. They marked this occasion with an R for RESPECT made out of fruit.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Quality Education
Grade 2 Bro Miguel
The boys learnt about the effect of climate change on the polar caps and arctic animals. They discussed ways in which global warming can be slowed down.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Inclusive Community
Grade 2 Bro Miguel
As part of our assembly regarding Kindness, the boys learnt to sign and sing the song “With a little help from my friends”
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Respect for all
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
The boys conducted a voxpop, where they interviewed a number of teachers, LSEs and assistant heads of school to gain more insight of how one can respect others.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Inclusive Community
Grade 2 Bro Miguel
Learning more about our class friend with Down Syndrome
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Faith in the presence of God
Grade 2 Bro Arnold
The boys of Grade 2Bro Arnold worked on ways to maintain peace and harmony in our society. They prepared prayers and a poster to promote peace in the world.
Youngest Lasallian Classroom awards
Concern for the Poor and Social Justice
Grade 2 Bro Miguel
Throughout the past couple of weeks, boys in Grade 2 Miguel were introduced to the idea of Social Justice through a variety of activities. The boys were then asked to come up with one idea of how they think the world can be a more just (fair) place. These ideas were compiled into a booklet and today the boys presented their original work to Hon. Minister Dr Michael Falzon MP and Hon. David Agius MP in Parliament as Minister and Shadow Minister for Social Policy respectively.
