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European Schoolnet works with European Ministries of Education to support effective technology use in schools and help pupils, students, and teachers develop knowledge-society skills. Its projects share practices and resources and promote school innovation.
In an ever-evolving educational context, exploring and implementing new teaching and learning models in the classroom and equipping teachers with reliable professional development opportunities is crucial.
Policy learning is understood as a collaborative, iterative and reflective process where policymakers and other decision-makers engage with evidence, share experiences, and discuss shared topics of interest and challenges.
Wonder Sciences (2025-2027) promotes STEM interest, gender equality, and digital transformation in education by breaking barriers for girls and underrepresented groups through interactive learning paths, video stories of women in STEM, and an educator toolkit.
European Schoolnet supports Open Educational Resources and Open Educational Practice in Europe and works with its network of schools and teachers to develop, test, and validate resources. The LRE-subcommittee, comprising seven Ministries of Education, puts these objectives into practice.
The European Schoolnet podcast series features guest experts discussing education policy issues in Europe and beyond, with episodes focused on topics related to events, publications, and policy changes.
One of European Schoolnet's priorities is facilitating the exchange of information about initiatives to transform education in the countries represented in its network.
The page presents European Schoolnet's views on policies shaping the transformation of education in Europe.
European Schoolnet held its annual conference, EMINENT 2025, in Madrid on 11–12 December 2025. Organised with Spain's Ministry of Education, Vocational Training and Sports, the event explored responsible and purposeful uses of AI in schools.
Opening remarks: Marc Durando, Executive Director at European Schoolnet (SchoolIF 2025)
European Schoolnet looks forward to contributing its extensive expertise with Scientix, the community for science education in Europe, to the European Commission's new Panel as part of the implementation of the STEM Education Strategic Plan, working together to promote STEM education across Europe.
European Schoolnet's monthly newsletter covers European, national, and regional education initiatives, as well as projects, studies, and activities by the organisation and its community.
The page provides information about European Schoolnet's vacancies and calls for tenders.
The company aims to support its ministry of education members, schools, teachers, and other education stakeholders in transforming education processes for digitalised societies.
European Schoolnet's 2025 Annual report covers work carried out with its network of Ministries of Education, teachers, policymakers, researchers, industry partners, and other organisations.
European Schoolnet is governed by the Steering Committee, representing all its network of Ministries of education across Europe.
European Schoolnet's vision statement describes what the organisation aims to achieve and sets direction for its future.
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The School Innovation Forum 2026 brought together Ministries of Education, teacher education providers, industry partners and FCL ambassadors to exchange on the topic: "Empowering future-ready educators".
The School Innovation Forum 2026 brought together Ministries of Education, teacher education providers, industry partners and FCL ambassadors to exchange on the topic: "Empowering future-ready educators".
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