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Languages take you further

Being able to speak and understand languages other than your own is a tremendous asset. Meeting new people, feeling more confident when you’re travelling abroad and discovering new cultures are just some of the things languages can do for you.

 
Film4Energy Challenge

Do you think sustainable energy can contribute to a better future for our planet? Are there any talented filmmakers in your class? If so, be creative and teach the world how to save energy.

 
State of the Union 2021

Every year in September, the President of the European Commission delivers a public address on the State of the European Union before the European Parliament. This is an important moment for the European institutions and European citizens, not only taking stock of the previous year but also presenting Europe’s priorities for the future.

 
2021 – The European Year of Rail

Did you know that the train is one of the safest, most sustainable and innovative means of transport? Many events are being organised to raise awareness of its benefits and celebrate the European Year of Rail.

 
Questions for a mini-champion!

Who invented the sugar cube? Which country has the largest brown bear population in Europe? What is a kanklės? What is Muckanaghederdauhaulia?

 
Discover EUROPASS

Are you a young European looking for a job, a traineeship or a course of study in Europe, but you don’t know where to begin? Just go to the EUROPASS website.

 
Teachers’ toolkit on sustainability issues

A brand-new educational toolkit provides secondary school teachers with fresh ideas and background information for classroom sessions on sustainability issues. The toolkit has been developed as part of the Green Trip campaign, promoting sustainable projects and lifestyles among young Europeans.

 
Spot and fight disinformation online

In the age of the internet and social networks, fake news spreads very fast, as the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated. A new toolbox provides secondary school teachers with various resources to raise the awareness of their pupils about the abuse of online information and help them to distinguish what is fake from what is true.

 
The EU in 2020

Did you know that every year the European Commission makes its General Report on the Activities of the European Union available to all? This new 2020 edition highlights the challenges and main achievements of the von der Leyen Commission and the European Union in general during that exceptional year.

 
Time to uphold child rights and support children in need!

24 March 2021 was a big day for the rights of the child. The European Commission adopted the first comprehensive EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child, as well as a proposal for a Council Recommendation establishing a European Child Guarantee.

 
The House of European History

While the Covid-19 pandemic still prevents many of us from visiting museums and other cultural venues, the House of European History is opening its virtual doors to offer a wide selection of online educational resources.

 
Consumer rights: new streaming rules

Streaming allows us to view or listen to multimedia content online at any time, without having to download it first. European students are using streaming platforms more and more, but what happens when they visit another EU country?

 
#EuroAt20

Can you remember when the single European currency was introduced? What role does the European Central Bank (ECB) play? Do you know what Eurobarometer is?

 
‘United in Diversity' poster

Learn about the EU Member States, those using the euro, candidate countries and other countries in Europe with this new colourful poster.