Euroscola is a unique event for schools to learn about European integration by experiencing it first hand. Students from the 27 EU Member States are selected to become a Member of the European Parliament for one day at the Parliament's premises in Strasbourg.
They take the floor in plenary and committee sessions to debate and vote on resolutions on current affairs, all the while practising their language skills and making friends with fellow students from across Europe. Teachers also have the opportunity to meet their colleagues and exchange classroom practices.
Next Euroscola Session
On Thursday 16 May, 440 students coming from 20 different European countries will experience in Strasbourg the work of a MEP.
On Monday 29th April, 494 students participated in the European Parliament in Strasbourg to the 11th Euroscola day of 2013
On Friday 19 April, 498 students and 41 teachers coming from 21 different States of the European Union, joined a new Euroscola session in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
Some articles published in the press accross the EU on the Euroscola Program
(last update 06/03/2013)
(last update 06/03/2013)
