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 being part of it.

To address this, we have worked on making our activities more visible across the school. All of this information has been displayed on our physical Info Point within the school to highlight our initiatives and events, all of which promote European values such as inclusion, democracy, cooperation, and cultural understanding. This space has become a key tool for communicating our work and engaging the school community in EPAS activities.

Our aim has been to create a stronger sense of connection with students and increase participation by showing the real impact of our work as Junior Ambassadors and the benefits they can gain by joining us.

We believe this improved visibility has helped students better understand the role of the EPAS Club and encouraged greater involvement in our mission to promote EU values both in school and in the wider community.