The Maltese have set up exhibition at Muza on Friday 28th April and will be on display till Friday 5th May in the morning. They worked on it since February and works on display are the best selected as they had a large response. 

The idea of the exhibition is as a means of disseminating the theme that our Erasmus+ group has been working on for the past 3 years. Our school St. Theresa Secondary Mriehel has been involved in an Erasmus+ project entitled FEEL: Future Empowered European Leaders. The students involved are from Malta, Finland, Spain, Poland, and France. Initially the students researched and listed several challenges Europe is facing. Later in the project, the students identified three pressing issues facing Europe today, namely climate change, illegal immigration, and gender inequality.  In international teams, we discussed and developed strategies to tackle these challenges. Through this project, participants were empowered with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to become future European leaders who can effectively address these challenges and create a more sustainable, equal, and just society. The students from our school have put up an Art Competition for all the college inorder to make more students aware of the above themes through Art. The Art works at the museum are a selcetion from a large number of works that we have received on the theme. The works will be on Exhibit at MUZA between the 28th April and the 5th of May (morning). An award ceremony with prizes, a museum tour and a treasure hunt will be held for the students with the best works on the 5th of May between 10am and 11.45am at MUZA with the help of Heritage Malta.