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1 December marked an important moment for the European Union, namely the start of a new mandate for the European Commission, led for the second time by President Ursula von der Leyen.

A new set of Jean Monnet actions for schools will allow teachers and teacher training institutions to apply for funding to teach about the EU in Erasmus+ Programme countries.

November 20 is a special date dedicated to children around the world. This day celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

The World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse is a vital reminder of the importance of protecting children from violence and abuse. Creating a safe environment for children is essential for their healthy growth and development.

If you are a young European passionate about shaping the future of the EU, this is your chance to make your voice heard!

November 9th, 1989, marks the end of the cold war and announces an appeasement after several decades of international tensions

A large number of children and adolescents face school violence and bullying including cyberbullying, which affects their education.

In recent years we have seen just how fast misleading or false information can spread online. 24 -31 October is Global Media and Information Literacy Week. This year’s theme highlights the importance of equipping people with critical thinking skills in today’s digital ecosystem.

Statistics are a constant part of our lives. They are crucial to gain deep and reliable insights into how we live. From TV shows to sports, food and music, numbers are everywhere! 20 October is European Statistics Day. Find out more with the different resources from Eurostat.

Take a look at the child-friendly version of the Recommendation! This version, reworded by young people, can be used to provide students with information on their rights and on child protection in the EU and around the world, and to discuss how to improve both of these aspects.

On the 5th of October we celebrate the important work of teachers all over the world and give them the extra appreciation they deserve.

Are you 18 years old and a resident of an EU country or another country associated with Erasmus+? Then get ready to go on an adventure with DiscoverEU!

The European Day of Languages has been celebrated annually since 2001 by the European Commission. It is a wonderful initiative that embraces the vast diversity and multitude of cultures that coexist in Europe.

As the new school year kicks off, it’s time to gear up for the European Statistics Competition (ESC)! This competition lets teams of secondary school students dive into the world of statistics, search for data, and produce statistical analyses—all while engaging in a friendly competition.

Secondary schools in all EU countries can now start enrolling for Juvenes Translatores, the European Commission's annual translation contest.

The holidays are over and a new school year lies ahead. We wish both teachers and pupils a fulfilling year in which they learn something new every day.

International Youth Day celebrates the imagination, creativity, and ambition of young people.

Hungary will take over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union

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