Your first Junior Ambassador Meeting
Activity guides
These activity guides can be printed off and shared with your EPAS team to help them plan events, share what they are doing, and complete your accreditation.
If you have an activity guide you would like us to create, drop us an email: info@epas.org.uk
Lesson Plans
Further resources, ideas, and inspiration
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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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EU Educational session
The European Parliament visited Lomond School yesterday as part of our European Ambassador Schools programme. Asher Jacobsberg , working on behalf of the European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK held a session for our T1, T2, S3 and S5 students in which he explained how the parliament works. The students played Eurobingo and had…
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European book month at the library
Our librarian, Mrs Bell, organised a European book month – students are encouraged to take home a book written in a language other than English – or a book based in a European country – to read over the summer – extra points if they are travelling to this country during the summer holidays! EPAS…
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Eurovision Language Lessons
In the week between Europe Day and Eurovision, pupils studying French and Spanish with us took part in a special Eurovision lesson, developing their understanding of what the Eurovision Song Contest is, hearing some songs from different parts of the continent, and using their French and Spanish language skills to give justified opinions about the…
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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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Europe Day at the German School
Every year on 9 May, the European Union celebrates Europe Day in commemoration of the so-called Schuman Declaration of 1950. Our school’s European Ambassadors also organised an event again this year, on 11 May. The Europe Club was up and about early on this special day, busily blowing up balloons in the colours of the…