The Sustainable Development Directorate had collaborated with Ambjent Malta and San Andrea School to educate Grade 11 Geography and Economics students about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This initiative aimed to enhance awareness of global sustainability challenges and inspire responsible actions.
Objectives:
- To have introduced students to the 17 SDGs and their significance
- To have encouraged critical thinking about global sustainability challenges
- To have engaged students through hands-on activities and discussions
Description and Implementation: The workshop took place at the Ambjent Malta Education Centre in Buskett. Through interactive discussions and hands-on activities, students explored the SDGs and their impact on global issues such as poverty, inequality, education, health, and climate change. The session provided a practical understanding of how these goals contributed to creating a better world.
Impact and Results:
- Enhanced student awareness of the SDGs and their relevance
- Increased engagement in sustainability discussions and critical thinking
- Strengthened collaboration between educational institutions and sustainability organisations
Conclusion and Recommendations: The workshop successfully provided students with an engaging and practical learning experience about the SDGs. Future sessions could have explored deeper discussions on specific goals and involved more schools to expand awareness and participation in sustainable initiatives.
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