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For this year´s Europe Day, a group of 11 boys and girls from our 10th grade who also participated in the mobility in March, prepared activities for our 5th and 6th graders (about 180 students all in all) to give our youngest students an interesting, activity based first insight into how the EU is present in our everyday through cultural diversity. They organised a buffet with foods from different countries (prepared by the project group and other 10th graders) with additional recipes so the younger kids could learn more about typical dishes from a variety of EU countries.

In addition, our 5th and 6th graders were invited to participate in EU centred games, from flags and language quizzes to learning a typical Danish and French kids game that our 10th graders had learned about from their exchange partners. The kids could also win prices (obtained from the „Europe point“ in Bonn by one of the planners by participating in a drawing contest for the best Europe Day logo highlighting cultural diversity and a European community spirit.

Europa auf spielerische Weise erlebbar gemacht - EVAU - Evangelisches Gymnasium Siegen-Weidenau

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Europe Day at European School Copenhagen

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Europe Day at European School Copenhagen

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Celebrating Europe Day at ESCPH

On Friday, 9th May, our lower secondary students came together to celebrate Europe Day—an occasion dedicated to peace and unity across the continent. This marked the first-ever Europe Day event at ESCPH, and it was made possible through the initiative and enthusiasm of our S3 students, who recently returned from the “We are EUrope” trip.

Inspired by their travels and learning, the S3 students took the lead in planning a vibrant afternoon of activities designed to educate and engage their peers. The event featured a friendly football tournament, a carefully curated playlist of European music, an inviting food stall offering tastes from around the continent, and an informative brochure about the European Union, which they created themselves to raise awareness and spark curiosity.

The event was not only educational but also filled with joy and community spirit.

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To mark Europe Day and as part of their ongoing involvement in the Erasmus+ project, the Year 10 LCE (European Languages and Cultures) English students organized a series of activities on 9 May.

They prepared and delivered a presentation on the European Union to all classes in the school, from Year 7 to Year 10.
The Year 7 students created flags representing all EU member states, which were then displayed throughout the school.
Year 8 and Year 9 pupils took part in a quiz following the presentation.
Meanwhile, the Year 10 students visited the “Women Matter” exhibition, which had been curated by the LCE class, and also completed a quiz based on the exhibition.

Pupils who achieved the highest scores were awarded small prizes provided by the European Parliament.

Congratulations to all students who contributed to the success of this event through their enthusiasm and commitment.
Special recognition goes to our prize-winners: Enora Léger, Imène Kebir, Maïssene Chaib, and Haïtam El Hali.

https://jacques-monod-compiegne.ac-amiens.fr/2025/06/04/europe-day-9th-may-2025/

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What do you think of everyone else's activities?

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What do you think of everyone else's activities?

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Which of the activities would you like to adapt in your school?

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Which of the activities would you like to adapt in your school?

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What did the other kids at your school take away from Europe Day?

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What did the other kids at your school take away from Europe Day?

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Do you like to think back to Europe Day?

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Do you like to think back to Europe Day?

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Local decision makers at college Jacques Monod

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Local decision makers at college Jacques Monod

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First deputy mayor Sophie Schwaz and city councillor Fabienne Caste coming to our school on Europe day and having a look at our exhibition after meeting our Principal and coming to one of the beginners' class presentation.