Scientix – empowering European science teachers
We interviewed the Scientix initiative, an European School Education Platform supportive partner, about their work with the European science education community
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Learners connect ideas when they connect with each other
Inspiring projects demonstrate the importance of physical and interpersonal engagement when learning about science
Inclusion and wellbeing: keys to school success
Re-watch this presentation of the EU self-assessment tool on inclusion and wellbeing and learn more about what is done at EU level.
Every classroom can be a science classroom
This tutorial explores how integrating scientific and technical subjects with art, history and languages can enrich learning across curricula.
2025 European conference for eTwinning Schools in Nice
eTwinning Schools came together to explore how to integrate citizenship education into their school cultures.
Science in School – a European journal for science teachers
An online journal that supports European science teachers with useful, accessible and up-to-date classroom resources.
Science starts with why: sparking curiosity in the classroom
Curiosity encourages pupils to ask questions and seek answers independently, creating a culture of inquiry and exploration in the science classroom.
New data: Progress and challenges for the education of displaced pupils from Ukraine in Europe
A new interagency dashboard led by UNESCO is offering key data on the education of displaced Ukrainian children across host countries in Europe. It was built in cooperation with UNHCR, the EU, UNICEF, OECD and the Council of Europe.
Exploring the natural world through eTwinning projects
eTwinning helps teachers to incorporate problem solving, observation and experimentation, inspiring pupils to discover the science behind the world around them.
Give your feedback on EU guidelines to protect minors online
The new guidelines aim to support platforms used by minors, and ensure a high level of privacy, safety, and security for children, as required by the EU Digital Services Act.