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The coronavirus has upended our daily life in all aspects around the world. Schools have been closed in many countries of the world for the same reason. This means that many children, teachers and...

Hello everybody) You or your students may want to join our #ArtA4 challenge.We started painting in quarantine and continue during the summer holidays. We show that drawing is not difficult and fun!...

Climate change is one of the biggest threats facing our planet. Bad weather conditions that cause both physical and economic damages will become more frequent and the national economies will face the...

With this project, we want to help promote the rich linguistic and cultural diversity of Europe by focusing on proverbs. Pupils first explore their linguistic heritage through famous proverbs used in...

The aim of the project is to celebrate the diversity of languages in Europe and worldwide. The project aims at uniting different languages and cultures, and to link various schools and students. The...

Fêtons ensemble la Journée européenne des langues ! Celebrate the European Day of Languages with us! ¡Celebra con nosotros el Día Europeo de las Lenguas! Feiern Sie den Europäischen Tag der Sprachen...

Students should write their own fairy-tales and make a little book using any material for its decoration. They may use any language but it is necessarily to provide translation into English. At the...

A project to celebrate the European Day of Languages (Sep 26) with Michael Rosen’s and Helen Oxenbury's famous book ‘We’re going on a bear hunt’ (Walker Books). The idea is for children to tell the...