Calendar of Activities

Date Acivities Sponsor Adviser

July 5, 2019 First Friday Mass Grade - 11 and Grade - 3 Mr. Retuerto and Ms. Cellona

July 16, 2019 Birhen sa Cotta Fiesta

August 2,2019 First Friday Mass Grade – 10 and Grade – 4 Mr. Montero and Ms. Durias
Feast Of Assumption
August 15, 2019

Sept. 6, 2019 First Friday Mass Grade – 9 and Grade – 5

Mama Mary’s
Sept. 8, 2019 Birthday
Feast of San Nicolas
Sept. 10, 2019
Buenviaje Training
September Seminar

Sept. 20, 2019 Recollection Grade 7 Ms. Morante

Feast of St. Matthew
Sept. 23, 2019
Feast of St. Michael
Sept. 29, 2019
Launching of the
Oct. 1, 2019 Holy Rosary Month

Oct. 4 ,2019 First Friday Mass Grade – 8 and Grade – 6 Ms. Caminade and Ms. De Guzman

Oct. 11, 2019 Recollection Grade 8 Ms. Caminade

Nov. 8, 2019 First Friday Mass Grade 7 and Grade 3 Ms. Morante and Ms. Cellona

Nov. 9, 2019 Recollection Grade 9 Ms. Abiso

Nov. 16, 2019 Recollection Grade 10

Dec. 6, 2019 First Friday Mass Grade 12 and Grade 4 Mr. Gastones and Ms. Durias

Dec. 7, 2019 Recollection Grade 11 Mr. Retuerto

Dec. 20, 2019 Pre-Christmas

Jan. 15, 2020 Sto. Nino

Feb. 7, 2020 First Friday Mass Grade 11 and Grade 5 Mr. Retuerto and Ms. Durias

Mar. 6, 2020 First Friday Mass Grade 10 and Grade 6 Mr. Montero and Ms. De Guzman

Mar. 6-8, 2020 Retreat Grade 12 Mr. Gastones

Mar. 14, 2020 Recollection Grade 6 Ms. De Guzman

Prepared by:
LEAH C. ALARDE
Campus Ministry Coordinator Approved by:
NELLIE A. OMAMBAC
School Principal
The concept of sustainable development was coined by the World Commission on Environment
and Development (the Brundtland Commission) and defined as “a form of development that meets
the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own
needs”.

Development comes in many forms and is not limited to physical development as many may
erroneously assume. Development in a sustainable manner maximises economic, social and
environmental goals whilst utilising resources in an effective and efficient way.

Sustainable development is a challenge which comes with more complicated issues within the
context of small island states like Malta. The management of a comparatively small, and hence
vulnerable, economy which supports a high population and urban density presents a challenge to
strike the right balance between socio-economic and environmental well-being.

Sustainable development avoids ‘boom and bust’ scenarios. The perception that sustainable
development is an environmental issue that limits economic growth cannot be further away from
the truth. On the contrary, by maximising economic, social and environmental goals, a sustainable
development approach seeks to maintain a stable developmental pace, supporting growth whilst
also advocating inter and intra generational solidarity such that any form of development does not
diminish the opportunity for future generations to enjoy the same, if not better, opportunities that
were endowed upon us. Indeed cheating the enjoyment of future generations would be
irresponsible!