European Parliament Ambassador School Programme
The European Parliament Ambassador School Programme (EPAS) raises awareness about European parliamentary democracy, the role of the European Parliament and European values among secondary and vocational school students with diverse educational, social and geographical backgrounds. The programme gives students the opportunity to understand their rights as EU citizens and to learn about how they can actively participate in the EU's democratic processes. Browse the website to find out more about how the programme works and which schools are already taking part, and to find useful learning resources aimed at students.
About EPAS
Learn more about European parliamentary democracy, organise and take part in practical activities related to the EU, and engage with your community and Members of the European Parliament. This is what the programme offers.
Map of schools
Find out about the schools taking part in the programme all over the EU and in your country. You can join forces to promote European parliamentary democracy, share best practices and engage with your communities.
Learning resources
All you ever wanted to know about the EU: its Member States, history, values, and how it affects your daily life. Learn more about fake news, test your knowledge with the online quiz and become a Member of the European Parliament with the role play game.
Get involved
Find out how to get involved in other EU youth activities: Euroscola, European Youth Event (EYE), Erasmus+, Charlemagne Youth Prize, European Youth Ideas and more.
President Sassoli’s message to the EPAS network
The President of the European Parliament, David Sassoli, would like to share a message with all the teachers and students who are part of the European Parliament Ambassador School (EPAS) programme. This initiative helps close the gap between the European Union and its citizens, while promoting parliamentary democracy and youth engagement.
EPAS in your country
Find out what is happening in Ambassador Schools and other youth programmes in your country, and keep up to date with news, information, events and initiatives on EU-related matters nearby.
Access the websites of the European Parliament Liaison Offices