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The dissemination session focused on one of the key themes explored during their Erasmus+ mobility: using nature as a fantastic classroom.

The participants shared how learning does not always have to take place within the four walls of a classroom. The natural environment can provide endless opportunities for children to explore, observe, question, investigate, create and collaborate. From discovering the world around them to developing practical skills, the outdoors can become a meaningful and inspiring learning environment.

? Nature becomes the classroom.

Staff were encouraged to consider how outdoor spaces can be incorporated into everyday teaching and learning, rather than being seen simply as a place for recreational activities. A walk, a school garden, a playground or a natural space can become the starting point for lessons across different areas of the curriculum.

The Erasmus+ participants also shared practical ideas and examples from their experience abroad, demonstrating how outdoor learning can support children’s wellbeing, rituals, routines, curiosity, independence and connection with the natural world.

Importantly, the dissemination did not end with sharing information. Staff were given the opportunity to reflect, discuss and explore how these ideas could be adapted to our own school context.

This is one of the great strengths of our Erasmus+ journey: experiences gained abroad are brought back home and shared with the wider school community. In this way, international mobility becomes a catalyst for school-wide development and positive change.

Our Erasmus+ participants continue to remind us that sometimes the most inspiring classroom is the one with no walls and a world of possibilities beyond the door. ?

At St Joan Antide Primary School, we are committed to creating learning experiences that inspire our pupils to look, wonder, discover and learn — wherever learning may take place.

We Love to Learn and Learn to Love. ❤️

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The session began with a warm welcome from College Principal Sr Melissa, who greeted all members of staff and encouraged everyone to look forward to another year of shared learning, growth and commitment to our pupils.

Head of School Ms Marion Cutajar then introduced the School Development Plan for the new scholastic year, presenting the priorities and areas for development that will guide our work throughout the year. The session provided an opportunity for staff to reflect on our achievements, consider areas where we can continue to grow and, most importantly, work together towards our shared goals.

The day continued with a series of collaborative workshops led by Deputy Head Ms Antonella Vancell, Ms Janelle and Ms Marionne. Staff worked together on the development of our action plans, discussing ideas, identifying practical steps and considering how our priorities can be translated into meaningful actions within our school community.

? Taking the SDP outdoors was a deliberate choice. As a school, we increasingly recognise the value of learning beyond the traditional classroom and the positive impact that natural surroundings can have on creativity, collaboration and wellbeing. Being outdoors provided a refreshing environment in which staff could think, share ideas and work together in a different setting.

The meeting was not simply about planning for the year ahead. It was also about building a shared vision, strengthening teamwork and ensuring that every member of staff has a role in moving our school forward.

As we embark on another scholastic year, we look forward to putting our plans into action and continuing our journey of learning, innovation and continuous improvement.

? A new year, a shared vision and a team ready to grow together.

We Love to Learn and Learn to Love. ❤️

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This recognition reflects also the collective efforts of our entire school community, who work together each day to provide the very best educational experience for our pupils.

We are proud to see our passion, vision and service acknowledged by the local community. Thank you!

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The visits provided an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas on effective school leadership, innovation, conflict resolution and creating learning environments where both pupils and educators can thrive. Witnessing best practices firsthand and engaging in meaningful discussions with educational leaders reinforces our commitment to continuous improvement.

We return home inspired, with fresh ideas, new networks and renewed motivation to keep enhancing the educational experience we provide for our school community.

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