News
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Model United Nations and Visit to European Central Bank
During February break, 15 of our Model UN members, including five EPAS Junior Ambassadors, rocked an international conference in Bad Homburg, Germany. Led by Secretaries General Lara and Erica, our Wellington crew chaired five committees. They honed skills, explored local sights, and enjoyed fun evenings. What an amazing experience!
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LUX Award screenings in London
The European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK is hosting a special film screening for Ambassador Schools, featuring a nominee for the 2025 LUX Audience Award. Check out the films available and let us know if you’re interested in attending. The event is near South Kensington tube station, London. Travel costs aren’t covered.
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Priestley College Info Point & Instagram
Our Year 12 A-level Spanish students rocked it by setting up the Info Point in the languages corridor! Lucas made a webpage and Instagram account, while Charlotte, Evie, and Lavinia crafted awesome Instagram posts and Info Point content.
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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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WEBINAR: What future for the European Green Deal ?
Join us for a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow French-speaking Senior Ambassadors and engage with MEP Pascal Canfin on EU environmental policy. All Senior Ambassadors from EU+UK are welcome, and Junior Ambassadors can join the discussion at 11:00. Don’t miss out—register now and be part of this insightful webinar!
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USP College at Brussels and Ypres
From November 21st to 23rd, 2024, USP College’s junior and senior ambassadors joined schools from the UK, Netherlands, Ireland, and Belgium for an exciting trip to Brussels, Ypres, and Flanders Fields. They toured the European Parliament, explored historic sites, and made lasting friendships. Check out our Instagram for more!
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Cultural Day
Notting Hill and Ealing High School’s annual cultural day is a fantastic celebration of the diverse cultures among students and staff. The EPAS club had a vibrant stall showcasing European Union cultures, featuring a sheet with “hello” in 24 EU languages. We handed out pens, pencils, and stickers, engaging students with enthusiasm.
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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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Carmel College at Euroscola
On January 27th, 20 Carmel students headed to Strasbourg for the Euroscola event at the European Parliament. We got to play the role of MEPs, diving into the legislative process. The trip also included a debate on zero pollution, a visit to Strasbourg Cathedral, and a quick Paris adventure!
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Holocaust Memorial Day assembly and art gallery
Heidi and Violet, Junior Ambassadors from Lytham St Anne’s School, created a presentation on Holocaust survivor stories, linking them to human rights issues. This assembly for all year groups highlights how we can improve for a better future, aligning with this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day theme. Check it out!
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Europe 101: free leadership programme
Discover the exciting Europe 101 program for young leaders! If you’re 16-30 and eager to grow, this free online course is for you. Learn from inspiring leaders, connect with peers, and boost your profile with a certificate. Apply by January 30, 2025, and start your leadership journey today!
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Celebrating spoken languages in Europe
Check out this awesome video by our students and teachers celebrating the European Day of Languages on September 26th! Our school is a melting pot with over 10 languages spoken, including Greek-Cypriot and English. Dive into their creativity on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=867769054932445
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European Corner / newsletter
Our Junior Ambassadors, guided by our Senior Ambassadors, are crafting and sharing a page in our monthly newsletter. The ‘European Corner’ section highlights various EU countries. The students collaborate, research, and proudly showcase their work each month. This project has been an amazing learning experience for them, and it continues to inspire!
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EU Ambassador Schools Accreditation
At our annual training at Europe House this September, our school proudly earned the EU Ambassador Schools Accreditation. We’re the first Greek school to snag this honor! It’s all thanks to the incredible journeys and hard work of our students and teachers. Keep pushing forward, everyone—your efforts truly pay off!
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European Parliament education session and debate
We were thrilled to have Asher visit our school, sharing key insights about the EU, the European Parliament, and the UK. Our ambassadors exchanged fantastic ideas and even enjoyed a lively debate to wrap up the session. It was truly an unforgettable evening!
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Webinar: eTwinning network for Senior Ambassadors
Our Ambassador Schools love connecting with students and teachers across Europe. They aim for international and collaborative thinking. The eTwinning platform, led by Senior Ambassador Nicole Wieringa from the Netherlands, is a fantastic tool for this. UK Ambassadors can still join and many are already active. Check out Nicole’s webinar!
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Survey on the European Parliament’s educational offer
The European Parliament wants your input to boost its educational resources on active citizenship and democracy. By joining this survey, you’ll help us create better tools for teachers and educators who inspire students aged 11 and up. Thanks for your support! [GIVE YOUR FEEDBACK](https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/educators2024)
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Carmel College’s Success in the Second Round of the ESU Schools’ Mace Competition
Carmel College rocked the ESU Schools’ Mace competition’s second round! Alex, Michel, and Fin wowed everyone with their top-notch debating skills, arguing against the copyrightability of musical works. Out of six teams, only two advanced, and Carmel’s stellar performance secured their spot in the regional final. Keep shining, team!