Category: Projects

Dear colleagues,
We trust this email finds you well.

This email is being sent on behalf of the Malta Career Guidance Association (MCGA) – the association aimed at promoting and strengthening career education and career guidance in Malta.  MCGA is undertaking research in order to investigate how best to approach professionalising the career guidance sector.  This research project is being steered by the MCGA in collaboration with the Centre for Labour Studies, University of Malta. The Euroguidance Malta is funding it.

The first part of the research involved conducting interviews with key stakeholders in the field of career education and career guidance. We now require the views of educators and practitioners in the field of career education and career guidance.

Hence as PSCD teachers you are hereby invited to participate in the research by filling in the survey on the following link https://kwiksurveys.com/s/4vjA2rhh

We highly appreciate your participation.  Results will be presented during a national conference in June 2017.

Yours sincerely,

Dorianne Gravina

Chairperson, MCG

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The Commission on Domestic Violence together with the Office of the Commissioner for Children would like to organise a drawing competition among students in State, Church, and Independent schools in Malta and Gozo, with age-oriented themes.   Therefore, the following themes are being proposed:

§  Year 4 to year 6:  My Family

§  Form 1 to form 2: Harmony at Home

§  Form 3 to form 5:  (Draw) A Mascot Against Domestic Violence

The main aim of the drawing competition is to promote healthy relationships and to engage the students in the campaign on domestic violence.  This competition would be part of an on-going campaign as well as to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (25^th November).

It is being proposed that the winning pictures will be used for an awareness raising campaign against domestic violence during 2016.

The winning picture will be:

§  published as awareness raising posters for schools, and any other possible material, as a continuous awareness raising among all children

§  may be used for the Commission on Domestic Violence’s national campaign 2016, beyond the school premises

Prizes for the best three drawings will be given in the three categories that are mentioned above.

Conditions for participation:

The drawing should be:

–  A3 size

–  In pencil/colour

–  Original (Plagiarised drawings will be disqualified)

–  Include author’s name and surname

–  Age

– School and home address

– Include a disclaimer signed by the student and the parent/guardian permitting the publication of the picture for awareness raising

It is being suggested that the topic is discussed during the PSCD lesson and during art lessons.  Therefore, a child-friendly version regarding the topic will be provided for dissemination among PSCD and Art teachers.

The Commission on Domestic Violence and the Office of the Commissioner for Children would like to have these competitions launched at the end of September 2015.  The closing date for the submission of the art work would be the 5^th of November, 2015.

We trust that the request for this initiative will be upheld by the Directorate for Educational Services and we look forward to receive a positive reply.

Thank you in advance.

Dr Yana Micallef Stafrace

Chairperson

Commission on Domestic Violence

Aims of the Handprints Activity:

1) to instil a sense of belonging to the school

2) to emphasize the importance of unity

3) to celebrate co-operation

4) to highlight the importance that together we can make a difference