Teamwork
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Unity Festival
The Anti-Racism Festival is a student-led celebration of unity, diversity, and equality, dedicated to promoting inclusion, challenging discrimination, and standing firmly against racism in all its forms. Through music, food, art, and cultural performances that showcase the rich diversity of our student community, the festival creates a welcoming and inclusive environment where individuals can connect,
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European values Graffiti
Students created graffiti artworks representing European values and wrote real-life examples of these values on post-it notes. Prior to the activity, the class engaged in a discussion about European values to develop their understanding and prepare for the task. EPAS Team Comment Great to see you exploring European values in this creative way!
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Europe Day 2026 at Loreto High School Chorlton
The Junior Ambassadors organised a European cake sale. They wrote a quiz for formation time, which all pupils in Y7-10 completed. They worked with the MFL to do a European ‘treasure hunt’ where pupils got the answers to their quiz. They designed posters to share awareness of the event in advance. EPAS Team Comment Wow!
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Debate on CO2 emmisions
We were delighted to welcome Asher Jacobsberg from the European Parliament Ambassador Schools Programme to LSA High School. Asher worked with our Year 10 Geography students as they prepared for a debate on the European Union’s target of achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Students explored a range of viewpoints from the perspective
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Celebrating Europa Day at SFX
The students who attended the celebration at Europe House chose to share their knowledge and insights on the European Union with the wider college community. They created an excellent and highly informative PowerPoint presentation, which was displayed on the main screen in the college foyer (see pictures), as well as printed and developed into an
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Empathy with Migration Workshop – The British Red Cross
Pupils engaged in an hour long workshop from The Red Cross Foundation on Empathy with Migration. It was an online lesson that involved discussion based activities on taking refuge in the UK, stories from young people who travelled to Calais and then onto the UK from other countries such as Greece, Turkey and Syria. Pupils
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Hold a Debate
Pupils organised a school debate to discuss a wide variety of issues relating to the EU currently. A poster was created and shared and pupils gathered together to discuss many topics. Pupils were also given conversation starter phrases to help structure their answers. The pupils all engaged really well with topics and provided ideas for
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Student-led Europe Day Activities at SHS
This year’s Europe Day activities were 100% student organised with no senior ambassador involvement. The students decorated the school hall with European Union flags and flags of member states, they played a Eurovision sound track and gave students the opportunity to try European foods and have their faces painted with European flags. Links EPAS Team
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Workshop on the European Parliament
S3 soon to be S4 pupils of Prestwick Academy had a workshop delivered by Asher Jacobsberg on behalf of the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK. We learned about what is Europe and European Union, we played Euro Bingo, discussed the work of the European Parliament and discussed main issues which are close to
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Europe Day Treasure Hunt
Students created presentations and a treasure hunt to run through school to celebrate Europe Day. Students designed their presentation to run in form about different countries in Europe that were meaningful to them and the treasure hunt was based on key landmarks/places around Europe. It was for Year 7 and 8 students to get involved
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Dulwich College European Week
At Dulwich College, as part of Europe Day, we organised a special European Week from 5th to 8th of May, during which we hosted a variety of initiatives focused on diplomacy, politics, international cooperation, and European affairs. The week brought together students interested in global issues and created an opportunity for meaningful discussion and engagement.
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Europe Day celebration 2026
On 9th May 2026, our school proudly celebrated Europe Day with the support of our Junior and Senior Ambassadors, who organized a range of engaging presentations, activities, and games to mark the occasion. Students took part in an informative presentation exploring the history and importance of Europe Day, as well as the values of unity,
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European day Celebration 9th May 2026 to Celebrate Unity and Diversity
Bilston College UK Celebrates Unity 9th May 2026: Our Europe Day Event Was a Resounding Success! Our Europe Day celebration on May 9th 2026 was a fantastic success, bringing the community together to celebrate peace and unity at Bilston College UK. The atmosphere was vibrant as attendees explored a Cultural Showcase with displays representing different
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Dulwich Parkrun on 9th of May
To celebrate Europe Day on 9th May and Europe Week, Junior Ambassadors participated in the Dulwich Parkrun as a meaningful expression of European unity, solidarity, and cooperation. As part of the initiative, students completed a symbolic total of 12 kilometres, representing the 12 stars of the European Union flag — a symbol of harmony, unity,
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Europe Day in the Curriculum at Oaklea Grange
As a school, we celebrated Europe Day by holding an assembly about it as a group and had open discussions about what it is, why we celebrate it and how the school is going to celebrate it. In lessons, we completed literacy/numeracy type activities that included populations from countries in europe, cars from european countries
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TEACHING ABOUT EUROPE
Junior Ambassadors from Instituto Español Vicente Cañada Blanch worked with younger students (year 7) to talk about Europe in Europe Day Celebration. They created badges and book marks, played games and ran a workshop. You can see all about it on their online Info Point website: https://sites.google.com/ievcblanch.com/epasievcb/epas/ambassadors-25-26/europe-day-26 EPAS Team Comment Fantastic! This looks like a
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Europe Day Awareness
We produced a quiz, a brief explanation of what Europe Day is, a video of staff and student saying hello in different European languages and a European menu for the following week. The newsletters reach many students and staff (3000) and their average reading time was 12 minutes, so this is a great way to
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Europe Day Celebrations at Prestwick Academy
Our Junior Ambassadors were working on their presentations since March in order to share with S1-3 classes their knowledge about Europe and EU. In Modern Languages pupils completed the Euro quiz which tested their general understanding of Europe’s geography, culture, languages and main political institutions. We also learned about EU and Democracy. We also looked