The current newsletter focuses on energy education and offers you a set of fresh ideas and inspiration to make your lessons more attractive. Join our activities and competitions that are designed to enhance your daily teaching to help your students make a contribution to a sustainable future! Thank you.
Kind regards, Petru Dumitru
Join FuturEnergia school competitions! European Schoolnet and PlasticsEurope invite classes and their teachers to join the "Energy is our Future" school competitions. More in English, French and German.
Discover the world in 2030 from your computer! On 21 November, from 18.00 CET to 21.00 CET, PlasticsEurope invites schools to follow live - from a computer - the launch event of "The world in 2030". This is a report of Ray Hammond, World famous futurologist. Read more.
Youth Parliament in Berlin: Energy consumption must be reduced permanently Enabling energy savings, climate protection and further technological progress are issues that are discussed worldwide by decision-makers in politics, science and industry. They were also debated by over 100 young members of the first "Youth Energy Parliament" in the Berliner Abgeordnetenhaus, the local parliament building of Berlin. Read more (PDF file).
Building for a sustainable future: How to reduce energy consumption in housings On 5 November 2007, Dr Matthias Hensel, Director of Luwoge, in Germany hosted a FuturEnergia chat that focused on energy consumption in construction. Eight schools from seven countries attended the chat. Read the chat transcript.
FuturEnergia Blog This blog is a dedicated space to sharing thoughts, ideas and activities that focus on enhancing and supporting energy education across the curriculum in schools. We invite teachers to share their experiences and ideas with the programme and tell us how the programme has influenced their students' behaviour. Take part!
myEUROPE is a European Schoolnet project. It aims to help teachers raise their pupils' awareness of what it means to be a young citizen in Europe. By involving a network of more than 7000 schools, the diversity of Europe is brought into the classroom via the Internet.
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