Schools

Dinja Waħda is BirdLife Malta’s flagship environmental education programme in schools since 1994, run in collaboration with the Education Directorate. Spanning across formal education from Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary schools, Dinja Waħda connects classroom learning with outdoor education through nature. Activities are cross-curricular and designed in such a way that both students and teachers enjoy and learn from them.

Mission

Dinja Waħda’s mission is to connect children with nature and trigger behavioural changes that will lead to future adults who will treat our planet better than we do today through engaging environmental education activities.

Sponsors and partners

Bank of Valletta (BOV) is the sponsor of our Dinja Waħda programme, thus supporting us to deliver a toolkit that gives teachers and students the opportunity to actively learn, connect and protect the environment. BOV is committed to considering environmental impacts as part of its decision-making process whilst also involving its staff in activities showing them how to be environmental-friendly both at work and at home.

The Ministry for Education and Employment is our educational partner, promoting and encouraging schools to participate in the Dinja Waħda programme as part of their curriculum targets.

What we offer

BirdLife Malta is offering a whole educational package to school communities including:

  • Innovative and cross-curricular activities and resources
  • Guided field visits to Nature Reserves
  • Teacher training

  • Dinja Waħda Primary

    Dinja Waħda Primary is our education programme connecting children with nature and giving them the skills to improve nature around them, spanning across Kindergarten 1 to Year 6.

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  • Dinja Waħda Middle & Secondary

    Dinja Waħda Middle & Secondary, from Year 7 onwards, connects students with nature in deeper, more practical ways, giving them the knowledge, skills, and real-world experiences to take action for nature and inspire others.

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  • Ġonna Dinja Waħda

    Creating green spaces in school grounds to help connect children with nature.

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  • Teacher Training

    Enabling teachers to gain skills and qualifications for teaching in an outdoor setting and learning through nature.

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  • School field visits

    Guided school visits to nature reserves, connecting students with nature through syllabus-linked activities.

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