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WEDNESDAY • 20 DECEMBER 2023 • ISSUE 874 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY
EDITORIAL • PAGE 11
VAT-busters: lucky
Luqa family, and
Capuchins, take
prize four times
A newly launched consultation doc-
ument on education is proposing
the creation of a Trade Institute for
postsecondary students based on a
micro-credentials system.
The institute will promote ca-
reers in the traditional and mod-
ern trades, according to the Na-
tional Education Strategy unveiled
on Tuesday by Education Minister
Clifton Grima.
The proposed strategy is based
on three pillars – wellbeing,
growth and empowerment, and
equity and inclusion.
The 76-page document was
created through a series of 200
meetings with students, families,
teachers, and other stakeholders
and will remain open for public
consultation until 13 February.
PAGE 5
A lucky family from Luqa won the Maltese VAT fiscal
lottery four times in five months, an analysis of the
public lottery data by MaltaToday shows.
Both the family's mother, and her daughter, were
double-winners through the months of August,
September and October – each winning the lottery
twice, and with two winning receipts in October
alone.
PAGE 4
Postsecondary trade institute
proposed in draft strategy
MATTHEW
VELLA
mvella@mediatoday.com.mt
Multiple winners during second
half of the year's VAT fiscal
receipts lottery saw two Capuchin
priests each win the lottery twice,
and one mother and daughter
taking four wins altogether
MaltaToday Midweek edition will not be published over the holiday season and will be back in print on 10 January
KURT
SANSONE
ksansone@mediatoday.com.mt
Education Minister Clifton Grima unveils National Education
Strategy that will be open for consultation until 13 February
• Child-friendly document also published
Education Minister Clifton Grima (Photo: DOI)
