Communication
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Digital InfoPoint Website
Junior Ambassadors from USP College have set up a website with digital InfoPoint and Flickr and Facebook page. Links EPAS Team Comment This is fantastic! What a well-designed website. A really impressive InfoPoint, and with links to so many social media channels too!
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Year 10 Interactive Workshop
Priestley College organised an event for Y10 pupils from two other local schools, “Become a European Youth decision maker for a day”. They invited Asher Jacobsberg to deliver an interactive educational session about the EU and the European Parliament on behalf of the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK. After a shared European lunch,…
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Languages Careers Fair
A Junior Ambassador (a student) proposed we organise a Careers Fair specially for Languages. She worked to invite the local Uni to come and present as well as organising her peers to edit videos of testimonials, prepare food for the day and steward the event. She also did a speech to publicise European Parliament Ambassador…
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Your Europe, Your Say, Youth event hosted by EESC
We were lucky enough this year to attend Your Europe, Your Say. This is an event hosted by the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)( in Brussels. We had small sessions discussing before we left and one student and teacher attended the event over 3 days in Brussels. It was in the local newspaper twice,…
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Info Point – Club Europe
Junior Ambassadors from Lytham St Annes High School put together an information point on the European Union in their school hallways. The Info Point includes maps, latest news and symbolic images. Check it out!
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International Women’s day – posters
For International Women’s Day Junior Ambassadors from Notting Hill & Ealing High School made a set of posters to go around the school to celebrate the women in Europe that have made and are making a difference. Check out their posters!
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Visit from Michael McLoughlin on behalf of EESC
Michael attended our school from the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and discussed democracy and the European Union with students. He talked about some of the incentives available to them in an assembly. Then, he had a session with 25 students from year 10 upwards and discussed particular issues within Europe. It was a…
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Carmel College Shines at European Youth Parliament Regional Finals
Eight talented students from Carmel College showcased their debating prowess at the European Youth Parliament regional finals, passionately tackling reintegration challenges for ex-convicts. This prestigious event at Liverpool John Moores University underscored their dedication to societal issues and offered a unique platform to refine their public speaking skills. Discover their journey!
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E-Twinning Project
Join Hele’s School on their E-Twinning journey, where students from across the EU tackle social injustice and discrimination. They’re halfway through creating a documentary on homelessness impacts. Our students’ dedication shines as they balance this project with their studies. Check out their impressive presentation and see their hard work in action!
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Raising awareness of spoken languages
Junior Ambassadors from Oldham Sixth Form College are gearing up for UN International Mother Language Day by inspiring students to explore films in various languages. They’ve also introduced Italian to primary school kids and organized a fun tongue twister game. Discover more about their creative efforts and celebrate language diversity!
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Spanish Exchange
In January, eight Wellington students embarked on an exciting week at Salesianos in Huesca, Spain. They honed their Spanish skills, explored Montearagon, Jaca, and Zaragoza, and made lasting friendships. In March, their Spanish pals will visit Ayr, where a fun-filled cultural exchange awaits. Dive into the full story!
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Magical Christmas
Wellington Primary 7s had an unforgettable trip to Dortmund, bonding with pen pals at Mallinckrodt-Gymnasium. They explored German Christmas traditions, enjoyed festive markets, and shared family time with new friends. Accompanied by S6 mentors, the experience was both fun and educational. Discover more about their magical adventure!
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School Trip to Euroscola in Strasbourg with Belfast Boys Model School
Mercy College Belfast and Belfast Boys Model School had an amazing time at the Euroscola event in Strasbourg. They learned how the European Parliament works, joined a lively debate on climate change, and even sat in the Hemicycle! What a fantastic cross-community experience for these students. Check out more about their adventure!
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Valentine’s Day languages and craft activity
In February, Wellington School Junior Ambassadors hosted a fun languages and craft event for our Primary 7 kids. They guided them in writing Valentine’s Day messages in French, German, and their native languages to send to pen pals in France and Germany. It was a fantastic cultural exchange experience!
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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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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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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.