Home / News / Book Donation to St. Margaret’s College Back to News Book Donation to St. Margaret’s College Initiatives • News 6th October, 2014 The National Book Council has just donated a substantial amount of books to St. Margaret’s College in a short ceremony held in the Cospicua Primary School library attended by the respective Heads of Schools, the College Principal Ms. Maria McNamara and the Hon. Chris Agius, Parliamentary Secretary for Research, Innovation, Youth and Sport. The donated books were expressly chosen to target the kindergarten classes of said college and will be used for reading sessions in the classroom as well as for individual use by kindergarten students. This donation to St. Margaret’s College will be repeated in 2015 with a donation of titles ideal for Year One students within the same college, and so forth in consecutive years to come. The aim of this National Book Council initiative is to offer at least one particular generation within the college, the possibility to grow in an educational set-up which offers direct access to several quality books. The National Book Council is of firm belief that schools and classrooms should be well equipped with the latest quality titles and is doing its utmost to direct as much funds towards reaching this aim. In fact, this donation is the third of its kind for 2014 and other similar donations are planned for the near future. SHARE POST Related Articles The National Book Prize 2026 List of Eligible Submissions is Now Out News 30th March, 2026 Read More Full Programme for the Annual Book Conference: Varied Group of Speakers Explore the Economic Realities of the Publishing Industry News 20th March, 2026 Read More Malta Book Fund 2026 Opens with Increased Budget Allocation and New Categories for Ebook and Audiobook Production Funds 17th March, 2026 Read More The National Book Council At The 2026 London Book Fair News 19th February, 2026 Read More Register now for the Annual Book Conference News 17th February, 2026 Read More Applying for Writing Residencies and Workshops Abroad: Free Zoom Session from UK Literary Agent News 12th February, 2026 Read More The National Book Council Salutes the Memory of Lina Brockdorff News 11th February, 2026 Read More National Book Prize 2026 – Applications Are Open News 3rd February, 2026 Read More How To Connect With Small Presses: Free Zoom Session for Maltese Authors and Publishers from UK Literary Agent News 27th January, 2026 Read More Festival, Funds and Strategic Developments in 2026: Key Dates News 26th January, 2026 Read More view all similar news
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