InfoPoint
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Information Point – Govan High School
Junior and Senior ambassadors worked together to design and produce the Info Point which is updated regularly. This is displayed in a corridor in the Faculty of Citizenship where pupils and staff can see it everyday. EPAS Team Comment This looks great. Amazing that you’ve got such a big board in a prominent position. We
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Greek School Ayia Triada Newsletter
Every month, our school publishes a newsletter that includes a special section dedicated to the EPAS program, known as the European Corner. This page is created by the Junior Ambassadors under the guidance and supervision of the Senior Ambassadors. In it, they share information about cultural events in EU countries, as well as traditions, interesting
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European info point
As a school we put our info point on the way to our cafeteria so it is visible to all students who go to lunch. It has been there all year round and besides our info stand we also put up some EU flags to make it extra visible. On our info point we have
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INFO POINT European Day of Languages
Activities in the classroom about the European Day of Languages at Instituto Español Vicente Cañada Blanch. Links EPAS Team Comment Great to see both a physical and an online Info Point. Lots of great stuff there!
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Info point EPAS Europa School
This year, the EPAS Information Point remained in a highly visible location next to the library, helping us reach a wider audience within the school community. As well as providing information about the EPAS programme and opportunities to get involved, the Information Point featured a monthly poster created by students to mark an important date
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Mercy College Info Point
An info point was put up last year with a corresponding Microsoft Teams for students to access more information if they wish. Along with this, we have also created a board about the different countries that our students are from. EPAS Team Comment Great that you have so many different ways of connecting your students
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European information board
This is our EU InfoPoint, managed by our Junior Ambassadors (students).
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EPAS Info Point
This year, our Info Point has focused on raising awareness about who we are and what we do in the EPAS Club, with the goal of encouraging more students—and even other schools—to join us. We realised that many students were not fully aware of the purpose of the EPAS programme or the many benefits of
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Info Point
Our EPAS Junior Ambassadors created posters which are displayed in a classroom to raise awareness of the type of issues which the EU considers and addresses through legislation. EPAS Team Comment What a great InfoPoint! We love the different focus and format of all the posts, each highlighting a really important issue.
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Parliament and Civil Society Info Point
This is our finalised InfoPoint display on the Ambassador Schools programme, but also inviting students to join our Civil Society group at school which we are linking in with it. We wanted to provide a variety of information to them about the European values and different opportunities available to them. EPAS Team Comment Excellent. The
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Europe Day
Students organised an information stand to promote Europe Day. They spoke to students from across the school and handed out badges to celebrate European integration and cooperation. 6th form students took part in a European flag quiz at lunchtime which saw some fierce competition.
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Priestley College celebrates Europe Day 2025
To celebrate Europe Day, our Junior Ambassadors took part in a variety of engaging and educational activities at college but also via their Instagram page. The activities were designed to deepen students’ understanding of Europe as well as promote, celebrate and educate other students in the college about the EU and its values. Debate On
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Creating our Information Point
Junior Ambassadors (students) designed, made and created the display board as part of their meeting time. EPAS Team Comment Looks good. Well done all!
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Info Point – Club Europe
Junior Ambassadors from Lytham St Annes High School put together an information point on the European Union in their school hallways. The Info Point includes maps, latest news and symbolic images. Check it out!
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European excitement at Leo Kelly
Yesterday, I visited Manchester to meet the Junior and Senior Ambassadors at Leo Kelly School. They’ve brilliantly integrated the Ambassador Schools program into their ‘Preparation for Adulthood’ curriculum. Students are diving into European languages, history, and culture, even cooking and map-making!
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newsletter
Our EPAS Ambassadors play a key role in keeping the whole school community informed and engaged with our European Parliament Ambassador School activities. Every month, they contribute to the school newsletter, sharing updates about our events, trips, and projects. They write thoughtful articles that highlight all the hard work, exciting experiences, and valuable lessons we
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Holocaust memorial week newsletter
One of our Junior Ambassadors wrote an article on Holocaust Memorial Day, focusing on the EU’s response to the Holocaust and other genocides. The newsletter emphasizes the EU’s founding ideals and the shared responsibility of its countries to uphold these values, helping prevent future atrocities. Check out our InfoPoint newsletter!
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Unveiling Key Facts and Figures about the European Parliament
The European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) has released a fantastic briefing called “European Parliament: Facts and Figures.” It gives a detailed look at the Parliament, its members, and activities, plus info on the 2024 election. Dive into insightful graphics and data from past and current terms. Check it out for more!