European Parliament
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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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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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Unveiling Key Facts and Figures about the European Parliament
The European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) has released a fantastic briefing called “European Parliament: Facts and Figures.” It gives a detailed look at the Parliament, its members, and activities, plus info on the 2024 election. Dive into insightful graphics and data from past and current terms. Check it out for more!
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European Parliament educational session at NHEHS
We were super excited to have Asher from Europe House visit our school for a workshop on European institutions and democracy. Students got to simulate voting in the European Parliament, experiencing the legislative process firsthand. The session ended with a lively chat about the European Parliament’s role, sparking great insights and discussions!
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NHEHS in Strasbourg for Euroscola
During October half-term, NHEHS students visited Strasbourg for the Euroscola programme at the European Parliament. As the UK’s sole representative, we shared our views on political issues with European peers. The day was filled with debates, Q&As, and workshops, making it an enriching and unforgettable experience.
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Online CPD 2024: Political Situation – Session 2
We just wrapped up our second online training session, led by Typhaine Morillon and Sanna Kangasharju from the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK. Catch the full session recording below! Dive into the presentation and explore other sessions in our CPD program. Don’t miss out on these valuable insights!
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Analyzing European Elections
Class activity related to the results and procedures of European elections. EPAS Team Comment Very useful to examine both from a political perspective, but also as an exercise in mathematical communication. Good to see that Spain has reached parity in terms of the number of male and female MEPs.
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EPAS Sakharov Event Invitation
Join us for the EPAS Sakharov Event on December 18 at the European Parliament in Strasbourg! This exciting day brings together EPAS teachers and students from the EU and UK to dive into human rights, European institutions, and more. Don’t miss the Sakharov Prize ceremony and engaging seminars. Apply by October 21, 2024!
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European Elections InfoPoint
Junior Ambassadors from Lytham St Anne’s High School have set up slides in the dining room, sharing info on voting in the EU and celebrating Europe Day. This helps European students learn how to vote when they’re of age. The slides are up from May 9th to June 6th, covering the European Parliament elections.
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Europe Day Assembly and Quiz
Hey Ambassadors! If you’re planning an assembly or tutor time for Europe Day, we’ve got you covered. This year’s theme is the European Parliament elections, focusing on democracy in Europe. Check out our resources, including a fantastic video and presentations in both PowerPoint and PDF formats. Dive in and inspire!
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The EU and Negotiating our ongoing relationship
On April 30th, we welcomed Asher Jacobsberg from Europe House. He shared insights on the European Parliament’s structure and history, which was eye-opening for us. We played a fun bingo game to learn about EU countries and even participated in a debate, boosting our teamwork and public speaking skills!
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LUX Youth Seminar in Brussels
Junior Ambassadors from Wellington School in Ayr, Scotland, recently joined peers from all 27 EU member states at the LUX Audience Award ceremony. It’s an amazing opportunity for these young leaders to connect and learn. Dive into their inspiring journey and see how they’re making a difference!
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European Elections Webinar Recording
Typhaine Morillon, from the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK, chatted with Junior and Senior Ambassadors about the UK’s European Parliament elections campaign. She highlighted its impact on EU citizens here and shared resources for Ambassador Schools to boost democratic engagement. Dive into the details and get involved in shaping the future!
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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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Can You Vote in EU Elections This Year?
Hey, EU citizens in the UK! You might be able to vote in the European Parliament elections from June 6-9, 2024. Each country has its own voting rules, so check them out! The European Parliament Liaison Office has all the info you need. Visit elections.europa.eu and your national site for details.
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FINDING A POLITCAL VOICE
Leonie Freeden, a Cherwell School student, shares her inspiring journey as a Junior Ambassador. Her trips to Strasbourg were eye-opening, sparking a passion for political change. Surrounded by like-minded peers, she gained confidence and realized the power of youth voices. Leonie now dreams of a future in European politics.
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Launch session and debate: “What should the priorities be for the EU and UK’s future relationship?”
Clyst Vale Community College was thrilled to host Asher Jacobsberg from the European Parliament Liaison Office on December 13th. He launched the European Parliament Ambassador Schools project and led a lively debate on EU-UK priorities. Students from Years 11-13 engaged enthusiastically, learning about the European Parliament’s workings. Exciting times ahead!
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Education and debate about the EU
Asher from the European Parliament Liaison Office visited Hele’s School to chat with 6th formers about the EU’s history, values, and processes. He also led a lively debate on the EU and democracy. Check out more details on social media for an exciting glimpse into the discussion!