Transport Malta visited the Dingli Primary School to teach children essential road safety skills through interactive sessions. The initiative aims to raise awareness and promote safe practices among young road users.
Transport Malta engaged students at St. Patrick’s School with a series of workshops aimed at promoting sustainable mobility and road safety. The session focused on how public transport, cycling, and walking can reduce traffic congestion and air pollution while improving personal health. With real-life examples and practical demonstrations, students gained a better understanding of their role in shaping a safer and more sustainable transport environment.
At QSI International School in Mosta, Transport Malta introduced an interactive mobility session designed to raise awareness about environmentally friendly transport choices. Students explored the benefits of using alternative transport options such as carpooling, cycling, and public transport, along with the importance of road safety in their daily routines. The initiative encouraged young minds to take an active role in promoting sustainability within their school community and beyond.
At St. Benedict College Primary School in Qrendi, Transport Malta delivered a road safety awareness session, helping students understand the importance of safe travel to and from school. The initiative featured hands-on activities demonstrating pedestrian safety, the role of traffic signs, and the importance of wearing seat belts. By making learning fun and interactive, the event ensured that children absorbed valuable lessons on staying safe while adopting more sustainable transport habits.
Transport Malta collaborated with St. Dorothy’s Primary School in Sliema to introduce students to the importance of sustainable mobility. Through engaging activities and interactive discussions, children learned about eco-friendly transport options such as walking, cycling, and using public transport. The session encouraged students to think about how their daily travel choices impact the environment and road safety, fostering a culture of responsible mobility from a young age.
Transport Malta visited the Dingli Primary School to teach children essential road safety skills through interactive sessions. The initiative aims to raise awareness and promote safe practices among young road users.
As part of its school outreach initiative, Transport Malta visited Our Lady Immaculate School in Ħamrun to deliver an engaging session focused on road safety and sustainable mobility. Students took part in interactive discussions and demonstrations highlighting the importance of using pedestrian crossings correctly, respecting road signs, and choosing eco-friendly modes of transport. The session empowered students to become active contributors to road safety and environmental responsibility within their community.
Transport Malta carried out a two-day school outreach session at Safi Primary School, engaging students through interactive activities that promoted road safety and sustainable travel habits. Through practical demonstrations and real-life scenarios, children learned about the importance of using zebra crossings, recognising traffic signs, and adopting greener transport options like walking and cycling. The outreach initiative encouraged students to reflect on their everyday travel choices and empowered them to become advocates for safer and more sustainable communities.
Transport Malta visited B’Bugia Primary School for an engaging outreach session aimed at fostering road safety awareness and sustainable transport practices. Students participated in hands-on activities and discussions focusing on the importance of wearing seat belts, following traffic signals, and adopting eco-friendly travel choices such as walking and cycling. The initiative encouraged young learners to think critically about their role in making roads safer and their potential to contribute to a greener, more sustainable future.
Transport Malta visited St. Theresa Primary School in Kerċem, Gozo, as part of its ongoing school outreach programme. Students took part in an engaging session focused on road safety awareness and sustainable transport habits. Through interactive demonstrations and age-appropriate discussions, they learned how to stay safe as pedestrians and passengers while also exploring ways to travel more sustainably. The visit aimed to empower young Gozitans to become responsible and safety-conscious road users from an early age.
