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 The European Commission Representation regularly hosts visits from primary and secondary schools and universities.
A typical visit lasts just over an hour and can include a presentation on the history and development of the European Union (please indicate at the time of booking any specific topics you would like us to cover), a DVD presentation on Ireland and the European Union and a quiz based on students' knowledge of the EU.
A visit to the European Commission may be of particular interest to secondary school teachers of CSPE, Transition Year, Leaving Cert History or Business.
Students can learn about the European Union policies and institutions, the EU decision-making process and the impact of EU membership in Ireland. A wide range of publications and classroom materials are available free of charge from the Representation.
Our office is located on Dawson Street in Dublin's city centre, within walking distance of Leinster House, the National Museum and the National Library.
To arrange a visit for your class contact Education Officer, Joan Flanagan joan.flanagan@ec.europa.eu.
Click here to read some feedback from teachers who have visited us in the past.
See below details and images of recent visits.
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July 2011: Glenard Youth Action, Dublin and the University Youth Association, Madrid.jpg "Commissioner Geoghegan-Quinn's website")
