To implement the vision of the school community, the adequate resources need to be in place to nurture 21st-century skills such as creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, communication, character education and citizenship. To this end, learners will need tailored digital resources to conduct research and construct their own conceptual artefacts as well as appropriate physical environment where they can discuss their ideas and present their work. The learning space has adopted a project-based approach which seeks to balance learning and knowledge building. Learners are encouraged to come up with new ideas through an inquiry-based approach and to find a solution to a given problem by going through a number of steps such as Explore, Discuss, Create, Test, Evaluate and Share. In the Creative Learning Space, it is a must to provide ample opportunities for learners to engage in self- and peer-reflections which are an integral part of formative assessment procedures.
Commercial partnership
The school is collaborating closely with the Ministry of Education and The Spiro Mizzi Foundation for the setup of the Creative Learning Spaces (CLS).
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St Margaret College, Senglea Primary School, No 4 Old Prison Street, Senglea ISL 1031
