Your first Junior Ambassador Meeting
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.
If you have an activity guide you would like us to create, drop us an email: info@epas.org.uk
Lesson Plans
Further resources, ideas, and inspiration
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MP/MS visit and workshop
Oaklea Grange had awesome visits and workshops with their local MS and MP. They learned about devolved laws, voting in Wales, and debated important issues. They explored how to become an MS or MP, discussed Parliament’s role, and even talked about Brexit. They also brainstormed ways to boost support and funding.
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Screening of 20,000 Species of Bees for the LUX Audience Award
The Junior Ambassadors at Oaklea Grange voted on films and chose between *20,000 Species of Bees* and *On the Adamant*, focusing on mental health themes. We watched *20,000 Species of Bees*, created a mind map, and discussed characters and themes. We also debated the impact of subtitles and rated the film online.
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European Youth Parliament
On Wednesday, February 28th, eight Junior Ambassadors from Carmel College rocked the regional finals of the European Youth Parliament in Liverpool. They debated hot topics like antisocial behavior, climate change, and the cost of living crisis. Our students shone brightly, earning high praise from the judges. Keep it up!
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Europe House visit
On December 4th, Notting Hill and Ealing High School’s EU Ambassador Club visited Europe House in Westminster. They explored EU history, structures, and values, including Brexit’s impact. Engaging activities made learning fun and interactive. Students represented political groups, tackled diverse viewpoints, and presented proposals on key issues. Book your visit now!
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Pen pal exchange with pupils from a Spanish school
Year 11 students at Hele’s School, taking Spanish as an extra GCSE, exchanged pen pal letters with a Spanish school. This connection was made through a Spanish staff member. Writing letters offers a unique cultural exchange, encouraging thoughtful communication and helping students express themselves clearly and confidently.
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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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Visiting the Couven Gymnasium in Aachen, a Europa Schule
Year 9 German students from Channing School were thrilled to meet their penpals at Couven Gymnasium in Aachen. They teamed up on cultural topics, from music to food, and gave presentations. Couven students spoke in English, while Channing students presented in German. It was an amazing cultural exchange experience!
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Hike to Dreilaendereck – the place where three European countries meet
Our Year 9 German learners had an awesome time hiking to Dreilaendereck on a sunny February day. They were thrilled when their phones switched countries with just a few steps! Reaching the spot where Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany meet was a highlight they absolutely loved.