Dan it-term, l-istudenti tas-7 Sena 7 irħewlha għal avventura kartografika veru eċċitanti, fejn ħolqu l-mapep tagħhom stess bħala parti mill-assessjar tal-Ġeografija. 
Kull student inbidel f’ġesploratur żgħir: iddisinja pajsaġġi, immarka karatteristiċi importanti u wera li fehem tassew x’inhuma skala, simboli u direzzjoni.
Minn xmajjar li jserrpu 
għal muntanji għoljin 
u postijiet ta’ teżor moħbija mmarkati b’X kbira 
, il-mapep tagħhom wrew kreattività kbira, preċiżjoni u għarfien tal-mapping. Ħafna minnhom żiedu wkoll elementi tematiċi bħal foresti 
, irdumijiet 
u mogħdijiet li jduru bħal passaġġi ta’ pirata!
Bil-warda tar-riħ imfassla b’attenzjoni kbira u kull legend key maħsuba sew, l-istudenti nnavigaw kemm f’dinjiet reali kif ukoll immaġinarji. U x’kienu r-riżultat finali? Ġabra ta’ mapep ikkuluriti u dettaljati li anke l-aqwa kaptan pirata kuraġġuż ikun kburi jużahom fil-vjaġġ tiegħu! 
Prosit kbira lill-esploraturi kollha tas-7 Sena – jalla l-ħiliet tagħhom fil-mapping jiggwidawhom f’ħafna vjaġġi fil-futur! 
– Grazzi lis-Sa A Calleja Jones talli qasmet dan kollu magħna!
This term, our Year 7 students set sail on an exciting cartographic adventure, creating their very own maps as part of their Geography assessment. Each student became a mini explorer: designing landscapes, plotting important features, and demonstrating their understanding of scale, symbols, and direction.
From winding rivers to towering mountains and hidden treasure spots marked with a bold X , their maps showed creativity, accuracy, and a strong grasp of mapping conventions. Many even added thematic elements: forests , cliffs , and pathways that twist like a pirate’s trail!
With every compass rose carefully drawn and every legend key thoughtfully created, students proved they can navigate both real and imaginary worlds. The final results? A collection of colourful, detailed maps that even the fiercest pirate captain would be proud to chart on their voyage!
A brilliant effort from all our Year 7 explorers – may their mapping skills guide them on many journeys ahead! Special thanks to Ms A Calleja Jones for sharing this!