New podcast episode on positive gender norms in school
Educators can proactively support the development of positive, inclusive masculinity in schools and encourage pupils to challenge harmful gender norms.
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Teaching shared values to the next generation
Shared values are at the heart of the European Union. They're not just the foundation of its future, but a guiding force in how young people across Europe learn, grow and connect.
Read, See and Discuss the EU with young peopleÂ
The READY project created custom materials for young people to improve their awareness and understanding of EU treaties.
Dans ta tête: new approaches to challenging pupils
This project was designed to empower pupils who have difficulty in school tasks with different learning styles and ways to implement them.
Citizenship education builds critical and resilient citizens
Strengthening active citizenship and social engagement among children and young people permeates the entire Finnish school system, not only social studies.
eTwinning annual theme 2025/2026: Skills for life
The eTwinning theme for the 2025/2026 school year is ‘Skills for life’, supporting EU in its work to improve basic skills across Europe.
Shape the EU Action Plan on cyberbullying
Get involved today and help the EU build a safer digital future for all its young citizens.
Promoting shared values through education
In this interview, Mario Bajkuša from the Forum for Freedom in Education shares his views on the importance of education to promoting shared values.
New EU guidelines on the protection of minors
On 14 July 2025, the European Commission published new guidelines on the protection of minors under, to ensure a safe online experience for children and young people.
Greening schools: New report on school learning environments for sustainability
The spaces where we learn have a profound impact on our development, well-being, and ability to thrive.