Creating a can-do culture engraved in a three-word motto namely: ‘responsibility, respect and right attitude,’ gradually, but consistently, is playing a crucial role at Gozo College Xewkija Primary School.
The school said that it is embarking on a more focused personalised curriculum to enhance, enrich and equip each and every child with a responsible mind, a respectful behaviour and a right attitude towards himself/herself and all the community and sustainable environment.
This work in progress was celebrated on Thursday at the school hall assembly where a multi-cultural musical entitled ‘The Button Box’ was performed thanks to all the school team, children and parents who worked hard to achieve this success.
“Celebrating children’s uniqueness, individuality, creativity and abilities is definitely not a one-off event. At Xewkija Primary, children are stimulated and challenged to give more, perform better, try harder and consequently succeed more and more,” the school said.
“This celebration activity rewarded all the children for their efforts throughout their assessment and participation in various educational and socio-cultural activities.”
The school is currently reviewing its good practice policies and therefore is seeking help and suggestions from any volunteers to provide a more relevant and community-bound experience for all children to succeed.
For this reason, those interested are most welcome to visit or contact Xewkija Primary School on 2155.6341, 7755.6341 or email at gc.xewkija.pr@gov.mt [1]
1 Comment To "Celebrating success at Xewkija Primary with ‘Button Box’ musical"
#1 Comment By Gozo-rocks! On March 18, 2014 @ 10:21 pm
It’s nice to see a school like yours working together. Thank you for what you do for these kids and it’s lot of dedication and hard work. We people need to work together to have a better future for our kids. All schools need to do the same and all the parents, staff and teachers need to follow what our head teachers of the schools are saying so together our kids can have a better day. We are god’s people, we do what is right and I thank those people that look out for our kids.