InfoPoint
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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!
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InfoPoint
The Senior Ambassadors appointed three Junior Ambassadors, who volunteered for it, to organise and set up the Info Point on the 5th of December 2024. They prepared posters to inform about the European Union, explained them to other students, conducted a quiz about Europe/the EU, which asked for estimations and facts and encouraged engagement with
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European InfoPoint
The students have successfully completed a board-based InfoPoint on the European Union (EU), presenting key facts and insights in a clear and engaging format. The board features concise information about the EU’s institutions, its founding principles, member countries, and the benefits of EU citizenship. This initiative was important because it helped raise awareness among peers
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European Food InfoPoint
We have our main info point near the library, but we wanted to add another one so more people would notice it. We added a display in the canteen with an array of European foods. We all researched a country each and selected a dish and some information. It is where the students queue up
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Information point development
Over three days, Clevedon Secondary School’s Junior Ambassadors created an info board and leaflet detailing their goals in the EU Ambassador Schools program. These were showcased at their launch event and are now proudly displayed in the Humanities Faculty, regularly updated to spotlight their achievements. Check out their leaflet here!
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Digital EU Info Point
Junior Ambassadors at Alcester Grammar School crafted a PowerPoint presentation to display on their school’s digital screens. This serves as their Info Point, keeping everyone updated on the Ambassador Schools team’s activities. Check out a sample of their work here and stay informed about their exciting projects!
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European Elections InfoPoint
Junior Ambassadors from Lytham St Anne’s High School have set up slides in the dining room, sharing info on voting in the EU and celebrating Europe Day. This helps European students learn how to vote when they’re of age. The slides are up from May 9th to June 6th, covering the European Parliament elections.
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collaborative Website & Podcast “Pildoras europeas”
Students from Europa School UK and Instituto Español Vicente Cañada Blanch have teamed up to create a website for our EU-related projects. Our project, “European Pills,” aims to inspire students to conduct small, impactful research. We’ve launched a podcast, and each year, more episodes will be added. Dive in and explore!
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European infopoint
Junior Ambassadors from Manchester Hospital School teamed up to create an infopoint for our Preparation for Adulthood curriculum. They brainstormed what to include, chose the perfect spot, and collaborated to develop the resources. Their teamwork and creativity are truly inspiring, and there’s so much more to discover about their journey!
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Infopoint
Students from Notting Hill and Ealing High School’s EPAS club successfully secured a noticeboard after negotiating with the SLT and departments. They filled it with EU info, placing it in a busy school corridor. It’s getting lots of attention, showcasing their hard work and dedication. Check it out!
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Online Info point
Hele’s School’s Junior Ambassadors are shining! Besides showcasing their events on electronic bulletin boards, they now have a dedicated page on the school website. Parents and carers can easily check out all the exciting activities they’re involved in. Dive in and see what they’re up to: https://www.heles.plymouth.sch.uk/page/?title=EPAS&pid=234
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International Mother Languages Day Celebration
Students at Mercy College, Belfast, had a blast on International Mother Languages Day! They kicked off with a fun “Guess the Language” quiz, enjoyed an international lunch, and got creative with crafts. The main corridor featured a display of language facts. Check out their activities on Facebook!
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PowerPoint Information Board
Junior Ambassadors at Stroud High School created an awesome European Parliament display board! It’s open to everyone and aims to educate, spark questions, and raise political awareness. They researched and organized info to answer student queries. Check out their PowerPoint for inspiration and maybe create your own display! Download it [here](https://epas.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/formidable/12/EPAS-Display-Board.pptx).
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Cherwell Journal
About 15 Cherwell students have crafted European-themed articles for the Cherwell Journal, our student-driven non-fiction hub. Without a physical school spot, this is our info point. Topics range from European politics and the EU to sustainability, post-Brexit economics, religious freedom, and sports as societal progress tools. Check it out!