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We would like to share the latest edition of the European School Education Platform newsletter, which explores digital literacy, practical resources for strengthening basic skills in early education, and new opportunities for professional learning and classroom innovation.

What you will find in this edition:

• International Day for Digital Learning – Marking the 19 March celebration, this edition highlights resources on developing pupils’ digital literacy—including evaluating online content, understanding digital risks and navigating ethical technology use. Explore articles, expert insights and practical guidance, and try the SELFIE for Teachers tool to reflect on and enhance your digital practice.

• eTwinning workshop on basic skills (26–28 March 2026) – An online and in‑person event from Prague focusing on strengthening literacy, maths, science, digital skills and citizenship through learner‑centred, play‑based approaches. A livestream will be available for the wider community.

• New podcast episode – The latest Teachers of Europe episode explores how entrepreneurship education can be embedded into everyday practice through project‑based learning, creativity, collaboration and real‑world problem solving.

• Courses – Upcoming course that include transforming social and emotional learning through eTwinning (30 March).

• Learning materials – New self‑paced materials focus on STEM through cross‑curricular pathways, democratic school culture and whole‑school wellbeing.

• Webinars – Covering global citizenship education (March) and financial literacy for young people (21 April).

• Articles and publications - Recent resources address migrant inclusion, democracy and citizenship in VET, meaningful maths through play‑based learning, equality and values in education, preparedness education (Eurydice 2025) and environmental awareness through eTwinning activities.

⬇️⬇️You can find the latest ESEP Newsletter here⬇️⬇️

European School Education Platform newsletter