Earth Day 2021: Together, we will restore our earth!

Apr 22, 2021

 Categories

  Tags

Latest news stories

The importance of joining forces in the fight for climate change and restoring (or saving) Mother Earth is nothing new.  Over the past 51 years, on an international level, Earth Day has been at the forefront of environmental activism. The movement’s mission is “to diversify, educate and activate the environmental movement worldwide.”

Earth Day reminds each and every one of us that the Earth and its ecosystems provide us with life and sustenance. At the end of the day, a healthy planet is not an option – it is a necessity.

Restore our Earth is this year’s designated theme. The focus is on natural processes, emerging green technologies, and innovative thinking that can effectively restore the world’s ecosystems.

As they say every drop of effort counts. Here at our College, a number of activities and initiatives have once again been organised to raise awareness within the community, with students taking an active role as responsible young citizens.

The EkoSkola Committee at our Primary School had put forward a challenge based on this scholastic year’s theme (waste), as part of the LitterLess Campaign organised by Young Reporters for the Environment.
As our students’ work testifies, it is our responsibility to learn about sustainable development and sustainable solutions.
Watch the video here
More updates coming soon – watch this space!
In the meantime, check out the following materials and resources:

Communications Officer Administrator
Communications Officer - St Aloysius College Malta

Bringing you all the latest College news and updates!

See the complete editorial

Latest news stories

Rank order for Sixth Form applicants published

Please find the rank order of all applicants into Sixth Form for 2024. Find the rank order for Aloysians and Staff here. Find the rank order for Other Applicants here. The list is presented in reference number sequence and not according to course. The waiting list...

Students work on booklet with vegan recipes

The Ekoskola initiative encourages meat-free meals at least once a week, aiming to promote sustainability and environmental awareness among our school community. The demand of meat is associated with high levels of greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and water...

Indigenous trees planted as part of sport complex project

As the St Aloysius Sports Complex project is approaching the end later on this year, a short but significant ceremony was held at the Park tal-Majjistral organized jointly by St Aloysius College and the Vassallo Group in which a number of indigenous trees were...