MALTA ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND
RENEWABLE ENERGIES ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box: 54, Malta International Airport, Luqa, LQA5000, Malta
E-mail: info@meerea.org
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St. Francis Secondary Girls
School, Sliema
The aim of this project is to collaborate between different schools (public,
private, church), involve students as well as their parents, to create more
awareness and encourage a more sustainable energy lifestyle. This is
achieved through different activities that may be organised throughout the
year, but more especially during the Sustainable Energy Week of April
2011. The project is a move away from being a purely information source
to a pro-active exercise of a new lifestyle with lower carbon foot print in
schools and at home.

This project has been registered in the Sustainable Energy Europe
Campaign 2009-2013.
School Communities Towards
a Sustainable Lifestyle

October 2010 - June 2011
PARTNERS

  1. M.E.E.R.E.A. - Coordinator
  2. St. Francis Secondary Girls School, Sliema
Church School
  1. St. Ignatius College Boys Secondary School, Tal-Handaq, Qormi   
    Public School
ACTION PLAN
  • Involve students and teachers from different schools to create
    new communication links between public and private schools in
    the field of sustainable energy.
  • Involve parents in programmes that encourage lifestyle change
    favouring the environment, energy economics and social
    inclusion.
  • Promote sustainable activities based on energy studies for
    improving energy efficiency and using renewable energies at
    school and homes.
PROGRAMME

October 2010

M.E.E.R.E.A.
Launch of Project in Schools
Presentations to students and parents on Traditional Maltese
Dwellings, Energy Efficiency in Buildings and Energy Audit
Methodologies.

St. Francis School
Organisation of Eco-Day and Launch of Project
Physics Group: Start the Models Energy Efficient House and the
Traditional Maltese Dwelling
Start Energy Audit at School and at selected Homes

St Ignatius College
Visit to St. Francis School on the Launch of the Project
Start an Energy Audit at School and selected homes
Design & Technology Group: Start working model of solar water
heater and a wind turbine (Project supported by
Malta Council for
Science & Technology)
Form 4: Design a solar cell and a hydrogen generator.

November-December 2010

M.E.E.R.E.A.
Launching of the project at St. Ignatius
Deliver of talks on reducing carbon footprint and meeting with
students and parents to start energy audits.
Follow up on energy audits

St Francis School
Geography Group: Start Project on Energy from Waste and
Recycling
Organisation of visits to
GAIA Foundation and Wasteserv Malta Ltd.
Continuation of Energy Audits
Visit to St Ignatius College

St. Ignatius College
Organisation of talks on energy efficiency
Form 3: Launch of '
Going Renewable' Project competition and
Science Fair.
Continuation of Energy Audit Exercise.

January - March 2011

M.E.E.R.E.A.
Assist in the analysis of the first stage of energy audits at both
schools and homes, and suggest ways of reducing energy
consumption.

St. Francis School
Biology Group: Waste separation project
Analysis of energy audit results

St. Ignatius College
Art Group: Art work related to the environment will be commenced
Organisation of in-house tours to all classes of the school to explain
the energy efficient features of the School.
Analysis of Energy Audit Exercise
Follow up activity from the link
http://www.mystudiyo.com/act122031/mini/go/st.ignatius_sustainabili
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April - June 2011

M.E.E.R.E.A.
Participation in the Sustainable Energy Week at both Schools
Analysis of the Energy Audit after implementing energy efficient
measures
Calculation of carbon dioxide reduction

St. Francis School
11th April 2011 - Sustainable Energy Day at School
Visit St. Ignatius College and present project results

St. Ignatius College
Visit St. Francis School and presentation of projects
14th April 2011 - Sustainable Energy Day
St Ignatius College Boys
Secondary School Activity
Website
St. Ignatius Programme of
Activities
St. Francis Programme of
Activities