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Join the SOK Revision Classes for the September Session to make sure you are well equipped to sit for your exam!

Malta’s Marine Protected Areas are living treasures beneath the waves where crystal-clear waters shelter vibrant seagrass meadows, colourful reefs, and diverse marine life. By protecting these special zones around islands like Malta, we safeguard biodiversity, support sustainable fishing, and ensure that future generations can continue to explore and enjoy our beautiful Mediterranean sea.

Malta's Marine Protected Areas | S2 E6 part 2 | The Local Traveller with Clare Agius | Malta Join Clare and Profs Alan Deidun as they travel around Malta's protected marine areas and Natura 2000 sites on the superfast Chaudron powerboat. Profs Deidun...

⚠️Don't forget that the deadline for SOK Projects May 2026 is 23rd February till 11th March ⚠️

MODULE 3 - Overfishing, the introduction of alien species and the death of marine fauna due to entanglement and ingestion of pollutants lead to biological pressures on our seas! Read this article as an example of alien species!

Thousands of alien crayfish removed from Chadwick Lakes - TVMnews.mt An irresponsible action by unknown persons meant that the waters in Wied il-Qlejgħa - better known as Chadwick Lakes - were invaded by a small Lobster-like crustacean called Cray fish.

When clear waste management policies are put in place, and everyone follows them, it results in cleaner spaces, healthier communities, and a more sustainable future. Read below ⬇️⬇️

Il-borża s-sewda tonqos b'madwar 30% - TVMnews.mt Il-WasteServ tindika li Malta qed tirreġistra progress sinifikanti fl-immaniġġjar tal-iskart

Systems of Knowledge doesn’t have to feel overwhelming! Lessons are clear, engaging, and supportive — with guidance for both exams and the project.
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May session is fully booked! However September session bookings are open!

One World, One Humanity, Equal Rights.

Ancient Greece, particularly Athens developed the first known democracy. What would it be like if we could decide each and every decision ourselves? Chaos or order?

This article is a good example of contemporary debate over devolution in Malta—how much power should be shifted away from central authority—and shows how ideas of local autonomy and accountability are being contested in practice.

Is having just a Minister for Gozo outdated? Should we devolve power to a Council responsible for Gozo, where decision that directly affect Gozo are taken by the council and not by the Central Government?

Time to revise Gozo's system of government? Chris Said proposes council for Gozo, reigniting debate about all-powerful ministry