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Empowerment through Education: National Insect Posters and Postcards for Schools and Students

A close-up image of a postcard promoting the Maltese Honey Bee as the National Insect of Malta, featuring a bee on a white flower and surrounded by envelopes and stamps.
A6 Postcard for Students
Illustration of a child presenting a poster about the Maltese Honey Bee as the National Insect, featuring an image of the bee on a flower, set in a classroom environment.
A3 Poster for Classrooms

As part of our campaign to promote the designation of the Maltese Honey Bee as the National Insect of Malta, we are also engaging with schools! Each participating school will receive an A6 postcard for every student and an A3 poster for each classroom, to showcase our initiative.

To kickstart this effort, we are providing the mentioned resources to five schools using the funds collected from our first crowdfunding campaign. Moving forward, we will continue to accept donations. Only €50 are needed to sponsor a school! More resources will be ordered and supplied to additional schools once enough funds are raised. Your contribution is crucial to expanding the reach of this campaign to more students and continuing raising awareness on the need to safeguard our endemic Maltese Honey Bee!

An illustration promoting the Maltese Honey Bee as the National Insect of Malta, featuring a poster and a character pointing to it in a school setting.

Interested in supporting our cause? Please consider making a donation through the following link or via bank transfer (IBAN: MT44 VALL 2201 3000 0000 5002 0135 691, BIC: VALLMTMTXXX).

Every contribution, regardless of the amount, will make a meaningful impact! Thank you for your continuous support!

The following is a list of schools that have benefited so far:

  1. St. Thomas More College, Primary B, Żejtun
  2. St. Theresa College, Middle School, Birkirkara
  3. St. Margaret College, Primary B, Żabbar
  4. Newark School Malta, Junior, Middle & Senior Schools, Sliema
  5. St. Clare College, Primary & Kindergarten Schools, San Ġwann
  6. St Michael School, Pembroke (A3 Posters Only)
  7. College Sir Arturo Mercieca, Primary School, Victoria, Gozo (A3 Posters Only)
  8. St. Francis, Primary School, Gozo (A3 Posters Only)
  9. College Kan. Ġ.P. Agius de Soldanis, Middle School, Gozo (A3 Posters Only)
  10. College Karmni Grima, Għarb Primary School, Gozo (A3 Posters Only)
  11. Laura Vicuna School Primary, Għasri, Gozo (A3 Posters Only)

To stay up to date with the Foundation’s work, we warmly invite you to join our WhatsApp community. The smooth functioning of our organisation relies on financial resources, and your support is essential. Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a real difference in advancing our mission. You can help by joining the Foundation’s cause, become a supporter for just €10 a year or make a donation here: Support the Foundation.

St. Theresa College, Middle School, Birkirkara

A person holding a booklet speaks to a large group of students gathered outside a school building, amid a clear blue sky.
A bulletin board displaying house points and announcements for Year 7 and Year 8 students, with sections for house masters, house rules, and various school initiatives including the Maltese Honey Bee campaign.
A classroom scene where a teacher engages with a student, distributing materials, while other students are seated at their desks.

St. Margaret College, Primary B, Żabbar

A child's hand holding an A6 postcard about the Maltese Honey Bee as the National Insect, with multiple postcards and a pencil case visible on a table.
Classroom bulletin board displaying educational materials, including a frog life cycle chart, maps of the world and Europe, and various learning posters.
A student reading a postcard about the Maltese Honey Bee while jotting notes in a notebook during class.

Newark School Malta, Junior, Middle & Senior Schools, Sliema

Students in a classroom holding up postcards featuring the Maltese Honey Bee, promoting its designation as Malta's National Insect.

St. Clare College, Primary & Kindergarten Schools, San Ġwann

A group of schoolchildren in a classroom excitedly holding postcards featuring the Maltese Honey Bee, promoting its designation as the National Insect of Malta.
A colorful award board displaying various student achievements at a school, alongside a poster promoting the Maltese Honey Bee as the National Insect of Malta.
A group of students holding postcards that promote the Maltese Honey Bee as the National Insect of Malta, standing in a colorful classroom.

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