How GSSfS empowered young investigators

By Isabel Zerafa, Ingrid Bonello

Issue 187 | Page 17 | Published Jan 2026

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Isabel Zerafa and Ingrid Bonello describe Malta’s vision for pupilled, enquiry-based and inclusive science learning, linking with Great Science Share for Schools.

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