It has been three months since the trees were planted at MCAST. Here’s how they look: happy and growing faster than we thought they would have.
Also, drip irrigation has just been installed to help them survive the first summer.
A special thanks goes to Paul Calleja for keeping an eye on our trees, and for the constant updating us about their progress.
The Malta Darts Association, in collaboration with the Commission for the Rights of Persons with Disability, Breaking Limits, the Kalkara Local Council and other organisations, organised a charity event in Kalkara, entitle Bullseye for Charity, in aid of the Malta Community Chest Fund. Activities…
MOVE has recently delivered a HEPAS (Healthy and Physically Active Schools in Europe) training workshop for school-related stakeholders, including teachers, school administrators, and members of Local Councils with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of physically active and healthy schools. The tools…
This morning we rocked MCAST, turning the Main Campus into a dance floor. However, this was done in perfect silence, without disturbing the day-to-day life at the College. MOVE, in collaboration with MCAST and the Valletta 18 Foundation, organised a one-off Silent Disco where MCAST…
We are delighted to be part of the panel discussion this morning at the Youths For Sustainability conference to discuss the challenges and opportunities for sustainable mobility and how policymakers can support change. MOVE is being represented by Zarifa Datch. Previous Next
Yesterday evening, Valletta was yet again the backdrop of another innovative street sport event organised by MOVE. The street lights that illuminate Pjazza San Ġorġ in Valletta were switched off to make space for ultraviolet lighting, creating a surreal atmosphere as it beamed on…
This morning a nice group of people came together to plant the trees collected through the Cycle for Trees initiative at Mcast in Paola. During this initiative, which was launched last October, cyclists from all walks of life, “donated” 62,500 carbon-free kilometres, which convert to 250 trees….