will host a pol­i­cy con­fer­ence and launch own mate­ri­als on media education.

On Thurs­day 20 Feb­ru­ary 2025 in Brus­sels the HERMMES partners

Join us and let’s discuss.

Books or tablets?

a sus­tain­abil­i­ty cur­ricu­lum, and a media edu­ca­tion curriculum.

The Euro­pean Union’s co-fund­ing enables us to devel­op a core cur­ricu­lum framework

cur­ricu­lum frameworks

Devel­op­ing lay­ered and flexible

Suc­cess. As part of the work­ing group, ECSWE cel­e­brates this achievement.

Euro­pean Com­mis­sion’s work­ing group Schools pub­lish­es the roadmap on Path­ways to School

on school suc­cess for all

ECSWE wel­comes EU roadmap

the Euro­pean Com­mis­sion, the Coun­cil of Europe, and their mem­ber states.

The HERMMES project is reach­ing about 400 mem­bers of the ALL DIGITAL network,

safe and pro­tect well-being

Show­ing that dig­i­tal edu­ca­tion can be

unique poten­tial? Kath Brans­by and Mar­tyn Raw­son have some answers.

How can a school cur­ricu­lum cre­ate space for the devel­op­ment of each child’s

to the Euro­pean policy-makers

Bring­ing our take on key competences

brings togeth­er teacher and pupil voic­es for mutu­al empowerment.

Emerg­ing from an ECSWE work­ing group, the Eras­mus+ project on upper schools

school teach­ers and pupils

Respond­ing to the needs of secondary