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  • “Staying connected to Europe is important to our students”

    “Staying connected to Europe is important to our students”

    Nicola Knowles, our awesome Senior Ambassador from Loreto High School, got featured in Education Today’s January issue! She nailed it, talking about EPAS and its value for her students and herself. Funny enough, they used her headteacher’s photo instead. Check out Nicola’s insights from our Europe House event last year!

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  • Ideas for events

    Ideas for events

    Check out these awesome event ideas to meet EPAS criteria from our recent kick-off! Celebrate Europe Day with language games, European meals, and a Eurovision music event. Dive into democracy with debates and virtual EU Parliament visits. Explore culture through European stories, art, and cinema. Get involved and make a difference!

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  • Submitting evidence for EPAS

    Submitting evidence for EPAS

    Submitting evidence for EPAS is a breeze! Just follow these steps: 1) Complete the activity. 2) Share it on social media or newsletters. 3) Inform us. Simply send a link to your post or email us at info@epas.org.uk. No need to write anything extra. You’ve got this!

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  • Oxford’s Cherwell School recognised with honorary plaque by the European Parliament Ambassador School Programme

    Oxford’s Cherwell School recognised with honorary plaque by the European Parliament Ambassador School Programme

    On Thursday, Catherine Bearder and the European Parliament Liaison Office visited Cherwell School in Oxford to celebrate students and teachers for completing the EPAS program. This initiative connects schools across Europe, fostering partnerships and understanding. Cherwell School’s active participation highlights the importance of collaboration and learning beyond borders.

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  • Join Euroscola online

    Join Euroscola online

    Join the Euroscola program for a hands-on European parliamentary experience! You can now participate online, making it easier for more students to join without the hassle of travel. Upcoming dates are 15/11, 25/11, 02/12, and 07/12. Dive into topics shaping Europe’s future. Contact eplondon@europarl.europa.eu.

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  • Educational opportunities from the European Parliament in the UK

    Educational opportunities from the European Parliament in the UK

    The European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK offers awesome opportunities for young people! Besides the EPAS program, you can visit Europe House, have educational visits at your school, access great resources, and join Euroscola online or in person. Discover more here: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/en/education.html

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  • Why join EPAS?

    Why join EPAS?

    Discover the amazing benefits students and teachers gain from joining the European Parliament Ambassador Schools program! Dive into this exciting journey that enriches learning and fosters a deeper understanding of European values. Check out the video to see how this program can inspire and empower you. Don’t miss out!

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  • Senior Ambassador training 2022-3

    Senior Ambassador training 2022-3

    We’re excited to launch the 2022-23 European Parliament Ambassador Schools program! Join us as we gather Senior Ambassadors from across the UK to learn, share ideas, and plan projects. It’s a fantastic opportunity to connect and collaborate. Don’t miss out—sign up now and be part of something amazing!

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  • Co-create EYE2023!

    Co-create EYE2023!

    The EYE is a fantastic event for youth, created with their input. You can propose and organize interactive or artistic activities. The European Parliament invites groups to join in. Apply by November 10, 2022! Youth organizations and groups, this is your chance. Get involved and make a difference!

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  • The Council in your classroom: discover how EU countries work together!

    The Council in your classroom: discover how EU countries work together!

    Learning about the EU is now super easy! The Council of the EU has rolled out a civic education package for students aged 12-25. Each lesson offers teaching methods, a step-by-step guide, gamification, and materials to show how the 27 countries collaborate. Dive in and explore these resources!

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  • Take part in a pan-European event for educators!

    Take part in a pan-European event for educators!

    Are you a secondary school teacher or a non-formal educator? Want to connect with EU educators, share ideas, and bring Europe closer to youth? Apply for an event at the European Parliament in Brussels on November 17. Email youth@europarl.europa.eu by September 29. Limited spots, first come, first served. Only selected candidates will be contacted.

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  • European Parliament’s Youth Hub launches

    European Parliament’s Youth Hub launches

    Whether you’re a young person eager to share ideas and make friends or a teacher planning a school trip, the European Parliament’s Youth Hub is your go-to spot for a European adventure! Dive into international events and online debates, all in 24 languages. Explore, connect, and have fun! Discover it now!

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  • First UK EPAS Meetup

    First UK EPAS Meetup

    COVID threw a wrench in the UK launch of the European Parliament Ambassador Schools program, keeping us online. But now, Junior and Senior Ambassadors from four EPAS schools finally met in person! They shared experiences, learned from each other, and planned exciting activities for next year. It’s all coming together!

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  • Celebrating Europe Day

    Celebrating Europe Day

    Europe Day on May 9th is all about celebrating peace and unity in Europe. It’s a great time to reflect on how we can foster these values. Celebrate what brings us together, like democracy, human rights, and culture, or tackle shared challenges like the climate crisis. Let’s make it meaningful!

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  • Running an EU intro session for your school

    Running an EU intro session for your school

    Channing School, one of our European Parliament Ambassador Schools, asked for help with a session for their Junior Ambassadors. I shared a session I ran last year, which other EPAS members might find handy. It introduces students to the EU’s values and facts. Check out the resources and slides!

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  • Recruiting and training Junior Ambassadors

    Recruiting and training Junior Ambassadors

    Junior Ambassadors are the heart of EPAS! They plan, execute, and showcase activities. Let them lead the way in your EPAS journey. Start by recruiting and briefing them on their roles. Check out these handy resources to get started: download the intro slideshow, posters, and social media images. Go team!

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  • Gaining accreditation

    Gaining accreditation

    EPAS is all about boosting young people’s leadership and democratic engagement. When schools achieve this, the European Parliament recognizes them as Ambassadors. In our final training for Senior Ambassadors, we explored the accreditation process and heard from Channing School about their success last year. Check out the video for more insights!

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  • Getting help to run EPAS

    Getting help to run EPAS

    Every school initiative needs a champion, and the Senior Ambassador is just that. But remember, EPAS thrives when students take the lead! In our latest training, we explored the roles of Senior and Junior Ambassadors, recruitment tips, and opportunities from the European Parliament Liaison Office. Dive in and get inspired!

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