
Some members of our women's team performed some short skits demonstrating how each of us can bring peace into the world through simple acts of kindess and helpfulness.

Principal Angela Grixti received a token of our sincerest gratitude for allowing us to visit the school.

Mr. Attard explained to us that the school is all boys but very soon will transition into a co-ed school.

This student gave a very eloquent speech welcoming us and expressing the aspirations of all the school to strive for Peace and Harmony.

Students at this school come from many different countries. The boy holding the torch is from Serbia.

Our Austrian runner is Bigalita, an accomplished ultra distance runner who has run a ten day race .... four times!!

There is a very joyful atmosphere in this school and the students enjoyed the presentation with tremendous enthusiasm.

Our runners perform skits and the children had to decide whether they are demonstrating peace or discord.

One runner has been pushed off the track and has landed on his back like a stranded tortoise. This must be discord.

Thank you to this wonderful school and particularly the teachers Grazia Butler and Marie-Louise Farrugia

Both teams came together for our final school, St. Andrews National Sport School, which provides students with an opportunity to develop their sporting abilities.

Salil invited three students to tell us when they feel peace. They all had insightful answers, explaining about the importance of being with friends, with family, and being kind and nice to one another and not teasing or making people feel sad.

Devashishu, the Director of the European Run, asked the students about our Peace Run video and who they had seen in it holding the torch. The students recongnized many famous people and also knew of the remarkable lives of service and inspiration they had led. People such as South African President Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, Olympic Athlete Carl Lewis and many more.