STEAM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) play an increasingly important role in preparing young people for the future. However, students do not always recognise how these subjects relate to their everyday lives. This can make STEAM feel abstract or inaccessible, particularly for learners who are less confident in traditional classroom settings. Sport offers […]

The main long term goal of the project is to establish weekend school education throughout Europe, creating opportunities and possibilities for all children and young people.

The world is changing fast and it is vital that education keeps pace. Yet, at a time when innovation is most needed, the world of education is lagging…

The programme aims to improve the digital literacy skills of pupils, including their avoidance of, and response to, cyber-bullying, radicalization, and attempted grooming as victims or bystanders.

StagePass is an opportunity for young people to become more creative through networking with other like-minded students with an interest in music from across Europe.

Little is known about the realities of ‘Gig work’ and there is a growing need to reflect on how society deals with these changes in a manner that protects and educates vulnerable young people.

The project aims to empower vocational students and teachers to design new products and solutions to boost the social inclusion of those with special needs.

HaLL combines physical education with other school subjects in secondary schools, using the latest digital tools.

The project utilizes cultural events and heritage festivals as a driver to embed multidisciplinaryways of teaching in primary schools.

Strengthening primary schools capacity to develop skills in subjects such as art and cultural heritage through innovative and interactive teaching methods and approaches

The iSHRINK project connects Europe’s island schools with one another to create innovative education based around sustainability challenges.