European Schoolnet welcomes the European Commission’s policy brief on STE(A)M/STEAM education and applauds its emphasis on the importance of systemic transformation and interdisciplinary teaching and learning.

How can we support educators in encouraging students to take meaningful climate action, starting with something as tangible as planting trees? How can schools make environmental education a hands-on, everyday reality?

Have you participated in one of our recent Scientix® MOOCs? Whether you created a Learning Scenario on soil health, climate change, bioeconomy, nature-based solutions, EdTech integration, STEM careers, or ocean literacy, now’s your chance to showcase your work!

The GenB project has just released a practical Executive Summary of its policy recommendations, available in 24 languages, to help bring bioeconomy education into schools across Europe.

Are you looking for an opportunity to inspire your students towards blue sustainability and make a real difference?

From curious girls to inquisitive women

European Schoolnet welcomes the publication of the European Commission’s STEM Education Strategic Plan: skills for competitiveness and innovation as part of the Union of Skills. European Schoolnet is pleased to share a first reaction to five points suggested, waiting for a more formal consultation with its Ministries of Education members:

The Smart Connected Classrooms pilot project, coordinated by European Schoolnet and funded by Qualcomm Incorporated through its Qualcomm® Wireless Reach™ Initiative, has released its latest report on the integration of virtual reality (VR) in education.

The Carbon Act project has launched a new interview series featuring leading climate experts.

In the two and a half years since its inception, the SEER has made significant strides in its mission to establish the Roadmap to STE(A)M education in Europe.