eTwinning newsletter

The eTwinning School label values the dedication, commitment and active participation not only of individual eTwinners, but of the entire school. These schools demonstrate shared leadership, collaboration, teamwork, pupil agency, inclusion and innovation, and serve as role models for other schools. For 2025–2026, more than 2,900 schools have been awarded the eTwinning School label.

Explore our exciting professional development opportunities! Find out about strategies to promote literacy in a digital world, discover European digital resources for civic and history education and get inspired with ideas for teaching science and coding through eTwinning.

Each month throughout the year, we focus on a different featured group. May’s focus is on ‘Basic skills in action’, a group dedicated to improving basic skills in numeracy, literacy, digital literacy and science. You’ll find valuable support and insights there, whether you're looking for new teaching methods, digital tools, ways to develop your pupils' reading or writing skills, or ideas to get pupils interested in science.

From 10–12 April 2025, primary education and ECEC teachers met in Riga to discuss integrating project-based learning (PBL) and eTwinning into their teaching practices. The event featured innovative eTwinning projects focused on improving literacy, numeracy and digital competence, as well as new approaches to using PBL to enhance basic skills.

Featured in the 2024 eTwinning book, this activity provided upper secondary education pupils with effective coping strategies and peer support skills. The activities can be used as part of an eTwinning project or as a standalone classroom activity.