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Sponsored Walk 2022
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Co-ordinated by Mr Philip Elder Tired but happy
By Aiden Previ and Ryker Cioffi Galea (6Y)
On the 9th of March 2022, the whole school went on a sponsored walk around the south of Malta. Every year group went to a different location. Year 6y and 6x went to Smart City, Kalkara and Xghajra, where we ate. Our class, 6y took big plastic bags and plastic gloves to pick up trash. The whole class picked up about ten big plastic bags. When we finished, we put the rubbish in the bins and went back to school. Everyone was so tired and felt like going to sleep. After that, school finished and we all went home
Erno Rubik invented the Rubik cube. He was born on 13 July, 1944.
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The most expensive Rubik cube in the world is called The Masterpiece Cube and it costs 2.5 million dollars.
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Complicated Cubing
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By Eduard Iskhakov and Marcus Camileri(6Y)
This is going to blow your mind right now!
The number of times you can scramble the 3 by 3 rubix cube is: 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 combinations.