Future-ready schools | European School Education Platform

Helping school communities build strong foundations for the future

What does it take for schools to prepare learners for a future already taking shape? Over the next two school years, 2026/27 and 2027/28, the eTwinning theme 'Future-ready schools' invites teachers, school leaders and whole school communities to explore this question together and help pupils build the competences, confidence and agency they need to thrive.

The annual theme on future-ready schools and its key areas: basic skills, inclusion, wellbeing, digital, AI

Explore the key areas of the Future-ready schools theme

Pupil studying on tablet and AI interface graphics, suggesting artificial intelligence in education

Artificial intelligence (AI) in education

Citizenship education

Illustration of an evacuation at school, featuring school pupils and a firefighter holding a megaphone

Crisis education and preparedness

Equity, inclusion and wellbeing

Teacher and students looking at miniature windmills and discussing sustainability

Sustainability education

Children looking at tree bark through a magnifying glass

Science education

Courses, webinars and community activities

Take part in learning opportunities that support future-ready competences, including online courses, webinars, conferences and events.

Course: Ethical and effective practices for AI and data in education

This self-paced course helps educators develop the skills to use data and AI tools effectively and ethically in their teaching.

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Webinar: Mindset matters: building resilience for growth

This webinar on 19 October 2026 explores growth and resilience, showing how mistakes are a valuable part of learning.

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Webinar on teaching coding with AI: practical tools and strategies

This webinar on 14 September 2026 explores AI tools for teaching coding, with a focus on responsible use.

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