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We are pleased to share information about the upcoming Inclusion Talks 2026 webinar, organised by EASNIE as part of this year’s thematic series on inclusive education.
📅 When?
Thursday, 26 November 2026 // 11:00–12:00 (CET)📍Where and who ?
Online – open to all interested participants✅What is it about?
The session will highlight the challenges and opportunities in multilingual and multicultural classrooms, focusing on language policy, cultural responsiveness and fostering inclusive learning for all linguistic backgrounds.🗣Speakers
- Antonella Sorace, University of Edinburgh – Professor of Developmental Linguistics.
- Arzu Burcu Tuner, Council of Europe’s Education Department – Programme Manager.
⬇️⬇️Please register via the link⬇️⬇️
Inclusion Talks Webinar – Inclusive Education in the Context of Multilingualism and Multiculturalism
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What you will find in this edition:
- Education and Skills Package: Addressing Europe’s key education challenges - The European Commission has published a new package of measures focused on strengthening basic skills, supporting teachers and school leaders, advancing digital and AI‑enabled education, and reinforcing vocational education and training in response to current challenges across European education systems.
- Survey on schools’ preparedness for extreme weather - The European Climate and Health Observatory is gathering feedback on how schools are affected by heatwaves and other extreme weather events. The survey is open in all EU languages until 13 November 2026.
- Building stronger early childhood education systems with ISSA - Discover insights from the International Step by Step Association (ISSA), a new supportive partner of the Platform, and its work promoting quality early childhood education through collaboration, expertise and inclusive practices.
- Meet the European School Education Platform and eTwinning app - Learn more about the Platform and eTwinning mobile app, which provides easy access to news, resources, notifications and professional development opportunities wherever you are.
- Courses - Explore autumn courses on Erasmus+, media literacy, online safety, STEM education, AI in assessment and students’ emotional regulation, all currently available in a self‑paced format.
- Articles and resources - Recent publications explore VET and early school leaving, digital media literacy, mentoring in eTwinning Schools, Erasmus+ Teacher Academies, digital education innovation, refugee inclusion, sustainability projects and school leadership across Europe.
⬇️⬇️You can find the latest ESEP Newsletter here⬇️⬇️
European School Education Platform newsletter
We would like to share the latest edition of the European Digital Education Hub newsletter, which highlights upcoming events on online safety, digital wellbeing, AI, digital sovereignty and the future of digital education in Europe.
What you will find in this edition:
- Child online safety webinar (5 November 2026) - A discussion with experts from the European Commission and 5Rights on tackling cyberbullying, harmful content and unsafe online interactions, and how to make the internet safer for children.
- EDEH CoLab 3: Digital wellbeing by design (19 November 2026) - An interactive EDEH CoLab session exploring how EdTech can support student wellbeing, reduce teacher workload and strengthen learner autonomy.
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Webinar: How did Estonia become Europe’s digitalisation benchmark? (2 December 2026) - Estonia’s Minister of Education and Research, Kristina Kallas, will share how digital education became part of everyday learning and present the country's AI Leap initiative.
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Webinar: Building European digital sovereignty (3 December 2026) - A webinar examining the skills Europe needs to strengthen its digital sovereignty, from basic digital literacy to advanced expertise supporting digital infrastructure.
- Prompt engineering workshop (10 December 2026) - Learn how experts from education, industry and social partner organisations are working together to make STEM more attractive and better aligned with future labour market needs.
- Webinar: SELFIE for Schools webinar (10 November 2026) - Learn how schools can use the SELFIE tool to reflect on their use of digital technologies and turn shared reflection into concrete actions for improvement.
- Gender Equality Forum 2026 (17 November 2026) - Organised by the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE), this event will present the latest Gender Equality Index and explore how Europe can retain and support women's talent in digital and green sectors.
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Help shape the Hub’s 2027 programme - Through the Innovation Funnel, Hub members can suggest and vote on themes for future squads, workshops, webinars and other activities. Contributions are open until 19 November 2026.
- Onboarding calls for new Hub members - Introductory sessions on 18 and 25 November, and 2 December 2026, provide guidance on how to make the most of the Hub's resources, activities and community.
⬇️⬇️You can find the latest EDEHub Newsletter here⬇️⬇️
European Digital Education Hub newsletter - 03 November 2026
We would like to share the latest edition of the eTwinning newsletter, which highlights upcoming community events, classroom resources, collaboration opportunities and professional development activities centred on the theme of Future‑ready Schools.
What you will find in this edition:
- eTwinning Schools Conference 2026 (5–7 November) - eTwinning Schools from across Europe will meet in Zagreb to explore how mentoring and collaboration can help schools prepare learners for the future. Selected sessions will be available online.
- Highlights from the 2026 eTwinning Annual Conference - Discover the key discussions, keynote speeches and award ceremonies from this year’s conference, as well as inspiring presentations from the winning eTwinning projects.
- Project kits for every learner - Four new project kits linked to the Future‑ready Schools theme provide practical classroom activities on safety and preparedness, sustainability, artificial intelligence, and designing fair and sustainable societies.
- Community opportunities - Pupils can participate in the Imagine the School of Tomorrow poster competition, while teachers can apply to become moderators of the new eTwinning Featured Groups, with applications open until 16 November 2026.
- Professional development opportunities - Explore the self‑paced course Teaching in STEM Classes through the Lens of the Thinking Classroom Concept, join the webinar Tips and Purposeful Digital Tools for eTwinners (25 November) and catch up on recent webinar recordings on resilience and future‑ready project design.
⬇️⬇️You can find the latest eTwinning Newsletter here⬇️⬇️
eTwinning newsletter
What you will find in this edition:
- Erasmus Days 2026 - Discover how schools across Europe marked Erasmus Days and explore resources showing how eTwinning and Erasmus+ work together to support partnerships, mobility projects and international collaboration.
- Public consultation: EU Kids Act - The European Commission is inviting feedback on the proposed EU Kids Act, aimed at strengthening children's online safety. Teachers are encouraged to share the consultation with their pupils before 3 December 2026.
- European School Education Platform user survey - Share your feedback on the platform through a short survey, available in all EU languages until 30 November 2026.
- Poster competition: Imagine the school of tomorrow - eTwinning invites pupils to design posters exploring their vision of future schools, encouraging creativity and pupil agency as part of the Future‑ready Schools theme. The competition is open until 1 March 2027.
- Courses - Explore autumn courses on Erasmus+, media literacy, online safety, STEM education, AI in assessment and students’ emotional regulation. Courses are currently offered in a self‑paced format due to the EU Academy migration.
- Articles and resources - Recent publications include resources on Erasmus+ and eTwinning collaboration, highlights from the 2026 eTwinning Annual Conference, eTwinning and European Innovative Teaching Award winners, digital education in Europe, AI literacy activities and projects promoting active citizenship.
⬇️⬇️You can find the latest ESEP Newsletter here⬇️⬇️
European School Education Platform newsletter
The Learning for Sustainability Community of Practice (CoP LfS) is pleased to invite European Schools teachers and educational staff to its first online meeting of the 2026–2027 school year, entitled “Building Community: From Motivation to Practice”.
Whether you are already involved in sustainability projects or simply looking for inspiration, this interactive session offers an opportunity to connect with colleagues, exchange experiences and explore practical ways to bring sustainability into the classroom.
CoP LfS #1 – Building Community: From Motivation to Practice
📅 Date: Tuesday, 10 November 2026
🕓 Time: 16:00–17:30 (CET)
💻 Format: Online via Microsoft Teams
⏱️ Duration: 90 minutes
What to expect
During this 90-minute meeting, participants will have the opportunity to:
🤝 Connect & Discuss
Meet fellow educators during a short 10-minute breakout session, share motivations for joining the community and exchange ideas on learning for sustainability.
🌱 Discover New Teaching Tools
Explore the updated WindEurope Teachers’ Toolkit for Primary Schools, relevant to P5, S1 and S2 in the European Schools, and discover its connections with the GreenComp framework.
🌍 Learn from Classroom Practice
Angela Piccolomini, Sustainability Coordinator at the European School Luxembourg II, will share her experience of implementing COP simulations in the classroom and introduce the Ma Petite Planète challenge.
🔎 Research & School Action
Mélanie Metivier, Sustainability Coordinator at the European School Brussels I – Berkendael, will present key findings from her research on teachers’ motivation and highlight sustainability practices already taking place in schools.
The session will encourage active participation, collaborative reflection and peer exchange. Participants are kindly invited to turn on their cameras during the short breakout discussions, where possible, to help create a welcoming and engaging environment.
We would like to share the latest edition of the European Digital Education Hub newsletter, which highlights opportunities to shape key European digital education initiatives, explore community insights and discover the latest developments in AI, STEM and peer learning.
What you will find in this edition:
- Share your views on the DigCompEdu update - Educators, researchers and digital education professionals are invited to provide feedback on the updated DigCompEdu framework. The consultation is open until 31 October 2026.
- Survey: Help improve peer learning on the Hub - The Hub is gathering feedback through a short survey to better understand members’ experiences and strengthen future peer-learning activities and events.
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Event report: Advancing European digital education and skills - Explore highlights from the Hub’s flagship event in Brussels, which brought together stakeholders from across Europe and featured key discussions on digital education, skills development and the EU–OECD AI Literacy Framework.
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Webinar highlights and community insights - Catch up on key takeaways from the Hub’s recent webinar series, covering a range of topics linked to this year’s programme themes.
- STEAM Executive Panel: Learn how experts from education, industry and social partner organisations are working together to make STEM more attractive and better aligned with future labour market needs.
- Interview with Mari Suviste: Meet the Estonian educational technologist and AI specialist, who shares insights from her work in education and reflects on the value of collaboration and peer learning within the Hub.
- Onboarding calls for new Hub members - Introductory sessions on 26 October and 9 November 2026, provide guidance on how to make the most of the Hub's resources, activities and community.
⬇️⬇️You can find the latest EDEHub Newsletter here⬇️⬇️
European Digital Education Hub newsletter - 20 October 2026
We are pleased to share information about the upcoming Inclusion Talks 2026 webinar, organised by EASNIE as part of this year’s thematic series on inclusive education.
📅 When?
Thursday, 29 October 2026 // 11:00–12:00 (CET)📍Where and who ?
Online – open to all interested participants✅What is it about?
The session will explore how collaboration across sectors – education, health and social services – can strengthen inclusion, the eighth webinar in the #InclusionTalks series will showcase successful models and practical steps for integrated support.🗣Speakers
- Anthoula Kefallinou, EASNIE – Head of Activities.
- Kathleen Mortier, EASNIE – Consultant.
- Zoe Leffler, EASNIE – Representative Board member for Sweden.
- Marko Strle, National Education Institute – Head of School for Leadership in Education.
⬇️⬇️Please register via the link⬇️⬇️
Inclusion Talks Webinar – Inclusive Education and Cross-Sector Collaboration
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Inclusion Talks Webinar 2026 Programme
L’équipe Educ’ARTE invite les enseignants et les personnels éducatifs des Écoles européennes à participer à un webinaire gratuit de 30 minutes pour découvrir Educ’ARTE, la plateforme pédagogique de la chaîne culturelle européenne ARTE.
Découvrez comment cette ressource multimédia peut enrichir vos pratiques pédagogiques, favoriser les apprentissages interdisciplinaires et proposer des contenus audiovisuels adaptés à l’enseignement secondaire.
Qu’est-ce qu’Educ’ARTE ?
Educ’ARTE propose plus de 3 000 vidéos pédagogiques couvrant les différentes disciplines scolaires et de grands thèmes transversaux, notamment l’éducation au développement durable et l’éducation aux médias et à l’information.
🎬 Les principales fonctionnalités
📚 Plus de 3 000 vidéos pour l’enseignement secondaire et les apprentissages interdisciplinaires
✂️ Outils pédagogiques pour créer des extraits vidéo et des playlists
🌍 Contenus multilingues en français, allemand, anglais, espagnol, italien et polonais
💻 Accès flexible en streaming, en téléchargement et via l’application Educ’ARTE
🎓 Formation continue grâce aux formations en ligne et aux masterclasses
Découvrir Educ’ARTE – Inscription au webinaire
Participez à ce webinaire de présentation de 30 minutes, spécialement organisé pour les Écoles européennes, et découvrez les ressources pédagogiques et les outils proposés par la plateforme.
Webinaire en français
📅 3 novembre 2026
🕧 12h30–13h00
💻 Format : Webinaire en ligne
⏱️ Durée : 30 minutes
Que vous recherchiez de nouvelles ressources audiovisuelles ou des moyens de favoriser l’apprentissage multilingue et interdisciplinaire, ce webinaire vous permettra de découvrir les possibilités pédagogiques d’Educ’ARTE.
Avertissement : Cette initiative n’est ni organisée ni sponsorisée par l’OSGES.
The 4th Teachers’ Forum of the European Schools will take place on 25–26 February 2027 at Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas, Lithuania.
Teachers and education professionals are invited to submit proposals for Workshops, World Café sessions or Poster Presentations addressing one of the Forum’s three main priorities:
- Linguistic and cultural diversity
- Safe, responsible and ethical use of Generative AI in education
- Needs-based assessment and inclusive education
9 November 2026 at 17:00 CET
Applicants must obtain written approval from their school administration for their participation should their proposal be selected.
Consult the full invitation for application requirements, submission details and further information about the Forum.
View the full invitation →