

Ta' Pinu Pilgrimage
In celebration with the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy the children this morning took part in a Pilgrimage to Ta’ Pinu Shrine together with the other primary Church Schools. Here they celebrated mass with his Excellency the Bishop of Gozo. Some of our children took part during mass celebration. They were to walk from near the tree to the Shrine but due to bad weather this was cancelled. The Mass was celebrated as planned at the Shrine. After mass the school was given as small


Show & Tell Tuesdays
Show and tell every Tuesday - will help students boost their self esteem and help them for their oral exams. In this case, Mr. Scerri is telling us about Skylanders and Mr. Curmi is talking about Meccano Tech.

PTA Annual General Meeting
Parental interaction with schooling is one of the most important factors for learners’ successful educational development (Desmond & Elfert, 2008; UNESCO Institute of Lifelong Learning, 2008) and Laura Vicuna Primary School, located in the quaint village of Ghasri, embraces and nurtures this tenet which the NCF (2012) promotes. An important date in its scholastic calendar, Laura Vicuna Primary school organised its 33rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Friday 15th January invit


Outing to the Pottery Barn
Our Year 3 students had the opportunity to try their hands at some creative pottery creation! Each student created a plaque with their name and other decoractions, which will be fired in the Pottery Barn's kiln in the coming days and returned to each student as a memento of their educational visit. More photos here.


Lenten Sermon
Lenten Sermons for Year 4, 5 & 6 by Fr. Joe Caruana


Being Part of the Solution: Go Green!
The Ministry for Resources and Rural Affairs launched on the 25th February 2011, the Catch the Drop Campaign to raise awareness that saving water is a concern for us all and to show that one’s behaviour may be adapted to achieve responsible and sustainable usage. Each year Catch the Drop travels around schools in Malta raising awareness in different manners. Today, it was our school’s turn. Our school eagerly accepted the invitation and welcomed Ms Marvic Refalo who gave an i