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Want to make a difference in the fight against climate change? The European Climate Pact invites schools and universities across Europe to join Pact2School and inspire young people to turn their climate ideas into action.
The new European statistics learning hub is here to help! Whether you're a student, teacher, parent or simply curious, you'll find engaging resources to explore statistics and discover how they relate to everyday life.
The European Commission, together with the European Committee of the Regions, has launched the Pledge on Intergenerational Fairness, inviting local and regional politicians across the EU and candidate countries to put the well-being of current and future generations at the heart of their policies.
As part of Ireland's Presidency of the Council of the EU, around 300 young people, policymakers and youth representative from across Europe came together in Dublin from 27 to 30 September for the EU Youth Conference.
What can you learn by studying or travelling abroad? Find out during Erasmus Days 2026! From 12 to 17 October, almost 11,000 events across Europe and countries associated with Erasmus+ are celebrating the opportunities the programme offers.
Imagine opening an app and knowing that it was designed with children’s safety in mind.
That is the idea behind the EU KIDS Act, a new proposal from the European Commission to make the online world safer for children and teenagers.
Happy teachers’ day!
Are you ready to step up and act on climate change? Or do you know someone who might be interested?
From 1 October to 31 October, a call for new European Climate Pact Ambassadors is open! Applications are assessed on a rolling basis, so early applications (in any EU language) are welcome.
Young people turning 18 in 2026 will soon have another opportunity to explore Europe through DiscoverEU, part of the Erasmus+ programme.
How many languages can you say hello in? On 26 September, Europe celebrates the European Day of Languages – a chance to discover the fun of languages and celebrate the many ways they bring us together.
On the occasion of Mental Health day on October 10, you can download and print out ready-to-go posters via our dedicated webpage to help young people stay in control of their digital habits.
In the framework of the Better Internet for Kids (BIK+) strategy, the European Commission invites students, parents, teachers and educators across Europe to take part in a survey.
Get ready to move! From 23 to 30 September, the European Week of Sport 2026 invites people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to get active and discover the benefits of an active lifestyle.
Are you looking for ways to help your child or student stay safe online?
A new child-friendly guide offers practical tips to help young people stay safe, happy and in control online.
The State of the European Union address, or “SOTEU”, is the annual speech delivered by the President of the European Commission to the European Parliament in Strasbourg every September, to kick-start the new political year.
The annual EU-wide translation contest invites secondary school students born in 2009 to put their language skills to the test. Participants can translate between any of the 24 official EU languages – choosing from an impressive 552 possible language combinations.
International Youth Day celebrates the imagination, creativity, and ambition of young people.
What matters most to young people in Europe? That's the question at the heart of the second meeting of the President's Youth Advisory Board, held in Brussels on 22 July.
The EU Youth Dialogue gives young people across Europe the chance to share their ideas with policymakers. Watch this short video to discover how it works and why your voice matters!
On 15 July, we celebrate World Youth Skills Day – a reminder that the skills young people develop today will help shape the Europe and the world of tomorrow.