Animal Care Groups

For those who're still looking for an idea for your SOK project: here are some groups to whom you can provide help through your SOK project. For more information visit the Animal Rights Malta.com site

Association for Abandoned Animals, Luqa. (Dogs)
info@aaamalta.com http://www.aaamalta.com/

Funny Farm Horse Rescue Association, Bidnija. (Horses)
thefunnyfarm2006@yahoo.co.uk

Hakuna Matata Malta, Siggiewi. (Dogs)
hakunamatatamalta@hotmail.com http://www.hakunamatatamalta.org/

The Island Sanctuary Association, Marsaxlokk. (Dogs)
info@islandsanctuary.com.mt http://www.islandsanctuary.com.mt/

National Cat Society, Luqa. (Cats)
csinglott@onvol.net

Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary, Mellieha. (Dogs)
info@noahsarkmalta.org http://www.noahsarkmalta.org/

SPCA Gozo, Rabat - Gozo. (Cats and dogs)
info@spca-gozo.org http://www.spca-gozo.org/

SPCA Malta, Floriana. (Cats and dogs)
info@spcamalta.org http://www.spcamalta.org/

St Francis Foundation for Animals, Birgu. (Cats)
stfrancisfoundation@gmail.com http://www.saintfrancisfoundation.com/

Meetings: Week 25 February - 2 March 2007

During the coming week I will be having the following meetings for students:

Tuesday, 27 February: 3.00 p.m.
Wednesday, 28 February: 1.00 p.m.
Thursday, 1 March 9.00 & 11.00 am.

All meetings will be held in my office (room 250). Those who cannot make it please do contact me via e-mail and indicate your free lessons.

Meetings: Week 12 February - 16 February 2007

During the coming week I will be having the following meetings for students:

Tuesday, 13 February: 3.00 p.m.
Wednesday, 14 February: 1.00 p.m.
Thursday, 15 February: 9.00 am.

All meetings will be held in my office (room 250).

Those who cannot make it please do contact me via e-mail and indicate your free lessons.

Meetings: Week 5 February - 9 February 2007

During the coming week I will be having the following meetings for students:

Tuesday, 6 February: 3.00 p.m.
Wednesday, 7 February: 1.00 p.m.
Thursday, 9 February: 9.00 am.

All meetings will be held in my office (room 250).

Those who cannot make it please do contact me via e-mail and indicate your free lessons.

This has nothing to do with SOK ... but it's a good laugh!

Meetings: Week 29 January - 2 February 2007

During the coming week I will be having the following meetings for students:

Tuesday, 30 January: 3.00 p.m.
Wednesday, 31 January: 1.00 p.m.
Thursday, 1 February: 9.00 am.

All meetings will be held in my office (room 250).

Those who cannot make it please do contact me via e-mail and indicate your free lessons.

FAQs

How long should my project run?

1. 25 weeks. These weeks, as indicated in the Guidelines and General Instructions of page 2 in the booklet, refer to the whole period of the project including the long essay. It is expected that during the 25 weeks period you come up with a proposal and accomplish the whole task including all the entries in the journal and the long essay.

How many entries should I write in my journal?

2. There is no set number of entries in your journal nor a specific number of visits. This depends mostly on the nature of your project. Each entry must ideally include the observations, research and reflections made on each visit, task/activity or research session. This is clearly stated in page 2 number 7 b. "an entry for each activity".

How many areas should I reflect upon in my long essay?

3. In your long essay you must identify values from at least 2 SOK modules (e.g. Democratic Citizenship and Science and Technology or Environment and Science and Technology or Aesthetics and Environment, etc...). The Science and Technology aspect must always be reflected in the project.