Transport Malta visited Birżebbuġa Primary School as part of its ongoing efforts to promote sustainable mobility. Students participated in interactive workshops highlighting the benefits of walking, cycling, and using public transport. Through engaging discussions and hands-on activities, children learned how small daily choices contribute to a cleaner environment and safer roads.
At Żejtun Primary School, Transport Malta introduced a fun and educational session focused on sustainable transport habits. The initiative aimed to teach students the importance of reducing car dependency by embracing eco-friendly alternatives such as carpooling, public transport, and walking. Through storytelling and interactive demonstrations, students discovered how their actions can positively impact their community and the environment.
Transport Malta held a Road Safety Day at Luqa Primary School, engaging students in various activities designed to reinforce key road safety principles. The event provided children with practical demonstrations on pedestrian safety, safe cycling practices, and the importance of wearing seat belts. By using engaging, real-life scenarios, the initiative encouraged young learners to develop responsible habits on the road.
At Qormi Primary School, Transport Malta organized a hands-on learning experience where students explored road safety and sustainable transport solutions. The session focused on real-world applications, allowing children to understand the importance of respecting traffic signs, using pedestrian crossings correctly, and making sustainable travel choices. The initiative reinforced the idea that every small action contributes to safer and greener communities.
Transport Malta hosted an interactive Road Safety Day at Paola Primary School, immersing students in engaging activities to promote responsible behavior on the road. The programme included demonstrations on crossing roads safely, recognizing road signs, and understanding the role of law enforcement in traffic safety. Through hands-on learning, students gained valuable insights into how their choices can help reduce accidents and create a safer environment for all road users.
At Fgura Primary School, Transport Malta facilitated an educational session aimed at instilling road safety awareness and environmental responsibility. Children participated in fun, scenario-based workshops that emphasized the importance of using seat belts, practicing safe cycling, and adopting eco-friendly transport habits. The session inspired students to reflect on how individual actions contribute to a more sustainable and secure transport system.
As part of the Klabb 3-16 programme, Transport Malta visited Marsascala Primary School to deliver an interactive session on road safety and sustainable mobility. Students participated in engaging activities that emphasized the importance of pedestrian safety, responsible road use, and eco-friendly transport options. Through real-life examples and hands-on learning, the session encouraged children to adopt safe habits and contribute towards a greener, safer community.
Transport Malta continued its Klabb 3-16 outreach with a visit to Birkirkara Primary School, delivering a lively and educational session on road safety and sustainable transport. Through interactive discussions and practical demonstrations, students learned about safe pedestrian practices, the importance of wearing seat belts, and choosing greener ways to travel. The session empowered young learners to make responsible choices that help build safer roads and a healthier environment.
As part of the Klabb 3-16 initiative, Transport Malta visited Kinder 2.1 students at Xagħjra Primary School, Kulleġġ Santa Margherita, for a fun and engaging introduction to road safety. Through age-appropriate storytelling, games, and interactive visuals, young learners were introduced to basic concepts like recognising traffic lights, walking safely with adults, and the importance of visibility. The session laid the foundation for safe habits from an early age in a playful and memorable way.
As part of the Klabb 3-16 programme, Transport Malta visited the Żabbar B Skola Sajf Centre at St Margaret College Primary School, bringing along a special guest – Tammy the ladybird! Students warmly welcomed Tammy and enthusiastically took part in a fun, educational session on road safety and sustainable travel. Through interactive activities and storytelling, children learned how everyday actions like crossing the street safely and choosing greener transport options help build safer, cleaner communities.