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Ambassador Schools Resources

Activity guides

These activity guides can be printed off and shared with your EPAS team to help them plan events, share what they are doing, and complete your accreditation.

Do you have an activity guide you would like us to create, drop us an email: info@epas.org.uk


Further resources, ideas, and inspiration

  • Lux Film Event & Christmas film screening

    Lux Film Event & Christmas film screening

    We hosted two awesome film screenings! In December, 15 Year 7 students enjoyed the French version of “Ratatouille.” Later, 10 Junior Ambassadors attended the Lux Film Screening of “20,000 Species of Bees.” Both events were a hit, and everyone had a fantastic time. Check out the full story for more fun details!

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  • International Mother Tongue Day

    International Mother Tongue Day

    EPAS Junior Ambassadors at Devonport High School for Girls made a cool video where students spoke in their European mother tongues. They shared it with the whole school, showcasing their diverse languages. It’s a fantastic way to celebrate cultural diversity and language skills! Check it out to see their amazing work!

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  • European stall at the School Christmas Fair

    European stall at the School Christmas Fair

    Stroud High School’s Junior Ambassadors got a fun chance to test their language skills and tackle the challenge of mapping Europe’s countries. They embraced the opportunity to learn and grow, showing off their impressive knowledge. Dive into their exciting journey and see how they rose to the occasion!

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  • Current affairs debates throughout the school

    Current affairs debates throughout the school

    Junior Ambassadors at Stroud High School led awesome debates for Years 7 to 9, tackling big topics like climate change, Ukraine, and Brexit. Check out their PowerPoint here: [Download](https://epas.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/formidable/12/EPAS-debate-2023.pptx). For more updates, visit SHS’ Instagram: [Instagram Link](https://www.instagram.com/stroudhighepas/p/C2lBdIZMBpv/?img_index=1).

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  • Cultural Fortnight at Clyst Vale

    Cultural Fortnight at Clyst Vale

    Students at Clyst Vale Community College, a UNICEF Gold Rights Respecting School, are embracing respect and diversity during Cultural Fortnight. They’re exploring the 9 protected characteristics from the 2010 Equality Act, linked to trailblazers and UNCRC articles. Activities include assemblies, themed lessons, and global cuisine. Proudly, £150 was raised for UNICEF. Read more online!

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  • Quiz and Art Activity

    Quiz and Art Activity

    Our awesome Ambassador Schools team hosted a fun quiz on Europe, covering flags, traditions, history, and more. We also explored European art, highlighting key artists and letting students recreate their favorite pieces. Dive into this creative journey and discover the vibrant culture and history of Europe with us!

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  • Hosting the Ambassador Schools Certification Ceremony

    Hosting the Ambassador Schools Certification Ceremony

    On December 5th, Instituto Español Vicente Cañada Blanch (IEVCB) proudly hosted the European Parliament Ambassador Schools certification ceremony. They welcomed other Ambassador Schools and guest of honor MEP Thijs Reuten, who inspired students with insights on European democracy. Two Junior Ambassadors led the event, featuring speeches and a special piano rendition of “Ode to Joy.”

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  • Educational Visit to Europe House

    Educational Visit to Europe House

    On November 10th, Year 10 students from Instituto Español Vicente Cañada Blanch had an exciting visit to Europe House. They learned about the European Parliament and other EU institutions. Plus, they explored the amazing opportunities as a European Parliament Ambassador School. Check out more on their Twitter!

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  • Education and Debate about the Northern Ireland Protocol

    Education and Debate about the Northern Ireland Protocol

    Mercy College’s Government and Politics class dove into Brexit and the Northern Ireland Protocol, sparking a lively debate: “This house believes Northern Ireland should have ‘special status’ in the EU.” Students split into teams, crafting two-minute opening statements. Being in Belfast, these debates highlight the importance of engaging with democratic processes.

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