Publicity
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Club Europe Website
My role was to create the club’s website, not only to promote the club on social media/internet, but also to promote interest and give information about the club. I also, in parallel with the website, created a montage throughout the year, to show everyone’s role in the club, and to show the dynamic throughout our…
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L2LTR Home Child Activities
St Thomas More Language College’s L2LTR Home learning activities are sent home weekly. Several have EPAS themes, quizzes and competitions – we are sharing three examples here. NOTE: week 12 and 13 are linked to International Evening and EPAS Trip to YPRES and European Parliament. Week 28 is linked to EUROPE DAY – 9 MAY.…
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European Elections Library stand and treasure hunt
Junior Ambassadors from the European Parliament got inspired and organized a treasure hunt to celebrate the European Elections. We teamed up with the Library, showcasing books on European history and democracy, and created an election-themed treasure hunt. Students searched for posters, solved secret messages, and competed for fun prizes!
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Assembly presentation to S5 pupils
Junior Ambassadors from Clevedon Secondary School gave a presentation to new Secondary 5 students. They highlighted the Ambassador Schools program and invited questions. Students were encouraged to join activities and reach out if they wanted to become Junior Ambassadors. Dive in and discover more about this exciting opportunity!
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Using Languages in the Workplace
Wellington School’s Junior Ambassadors rocked a workshop to show how languages shine in the workplace. They kicked off with British Council films, picking three crowd-pleasers. Attendees listed language-related jobs before and after, revealing more opportunities. Fun activities kept everyone engaged. It was such a hit, they’re doing it again!
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Student-led Europe Day assembly
Students at Manchester Hospital School’s Galaxy House CAMHS unit teamed up to create an assembly for Europe Day. They showcased EU cultures and ended with a fun quiz. A Junior Ambassador presented it online to KS2 and KS3 students at Galaxy House and Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital. Download their presentation [here](https://epas.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/formidable/12/8_5_24-Secondary-Assembly-EU.pptx).
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European Elections Webinar Recording
Typhaine Morillon, from the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK, chatted with Junior and Senior Ambassadors about the UK’s European Parliament elections campaign. She highlighted its impact on EU citizens here and shared resources for Ambassador Schools to boost democratic engagement. Dive into the details and get involved in shaping the future!
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Ideas from new Senior Ambassadors
Last week, our Senior Ambassador training was buzzing with creativity! Participants shared amazing ideas for activities that align with Ambassador Schools criteria. From student-led campaigns to cultural festivals, their suggestions were inspiring. We’re excited to share these fantastic ideas with you, so stay tuned for more details and get ready to be inspired!
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Former MEP awards Ambassadors in Devon
Caroline Voaden, ex-MEP for South West England and Gibraltar, visited Queen Elizabeth School in Crediton, Devon. She awarded a plaque and certificates to the school and its Ambassadors for completing their first year as a European Parliament Ambassador School. Check out the full story in the Crediton Courier!
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Ambassador Schools accreditation in the North West
Loreto High School, an Ambassador School for three years, hosted the European Parliament Ambassador Schools accreditation event in the North West of England. Inspiring speeches by former MEP Julie Ward and Manchester’s Lord Mayor, Yasmine Dar, motivated Junior Ambassadors to broaden their horizons and advocate for their passions. Read more here: [link].
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EPAS activities from January
Check out what the European Parliament Ambassador Schools in the UK were up to last month! From exciting projects to inspiring activities, these schools are making a difference. Dive into their stories and see how they’re shaping the future. Don’t miss out on these amazing updates—read more and get inspired!
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“Staying connected to Europe is important to our students”
Nicola Knowles, our awesome Senior Ambassador from Loreto High School, got featured in Education Today’s January issue! She nailed it, talking about EPAS and its value for her students and herself. Funny enough, they used her headteacher’s photo instead. Check out Nicola’s insights from our Europe House event last year!
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Oxford’s Cherwell School recognised with honorary plaque by the European Parliament Ambassador School Programme
On Thursday, Catherine Bearder and the European Parliament Liaison Office visited Cherwell School in Oxford to celebrate students and teachers for completing the EPAS program. This initiative connects schools across Europe, fostering partnerships and understanding. Cherwell School’s active participation highlights the importance of collaboration and learning beyond borders.
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Why join EPAS?
Discover the amazing benefits students and teachers gain from joining the European Parliament Ambassador Schools program! Dive into this exciting journey that enriches learning and fosters a deeper understanding of European values. Check out the video to see how this program can inspire and empower you. Don’t miss out!
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2021/22 EPAS journey starts today
The European Parliament Ambassador Schools program kicked off with Senior Ambassador training, setting the stage for an exciting year. USP College students shared their enthusiasm and plans, highlighting the program’s growth beyond politics. With student-led events and collaborations, the initiative promises to boost confidence and skills. Stay tuned for more updates!
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Setting up EPAS social media accounts
Quick social media posts share ideas, promote your work, and keep your team on track. Communication is key in the EPAS program, aiming to raise awareness about EU opportunities, daily impacts, and influence. Social media spreads these messages easily, motivating Junior Ambassadors. Create a posting plan to stay organized!
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Creating an EPAS webpage on your website
To be a great ambassador, share your journey towards becoming a European Parliament Ambassador School with your school community. Start by updating your website with EPAS info. As you progress, add engaging content. Keep your page fresh with regular updates and involve Junior Ambassadors for a dynamic experience!
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Recruiting Junior Ambassadors – 2nd Senior Ambassador Training
Junior Ambassadors are the core of EPAS, not just joining activities but organizing them for peers. In our second Senior Ambassadors training, we focused on recruiting Junior Ambassadors. Students from St Mary’s College, Naas, Ireland, shared their experiences. Watch the full session or read the key points below. Dive in and get inspired!