Janja Dimtirijević

Explore Climate Education Communities in Different European Countries

When people hear the words climate education, they often imagine something very formal. Perhaps they think about large-scale conferences, in-depth scientific reports, complicated policies, or huge international organisations discussing global challenges! In reality, climate education often begins with something much simpler. It might mean a teacher deciding to organise an outdoor lesson for pupils, or a school starting recycling initiatives amongst its students. It might mean school pupils planting trees together and young people learning how their everyday choices affect the environment around them.

Mark World Mental Health Day By Supporting Mental Health in Today’s Classroom

Why International Teacher Training Matters Even More This World Teachers’ Day

Every 5th October we get the same wave of posts; thank you teachers, you're heroes, we couldn’t do...

The Affordable European City Schools Haven’t Discovered Yet: Why Niš Deserves a Place on Every Mobility Programme

When schools begin planning an Erasmus+ mobility, they often look toward the destinations everyone...

How Seasonal Changes Affect Students During Erasmus+ Mobility

When people imagine an Erasmus+ mobility, they often picture sunny days, exciting trips, new...

When Your Erasmus Doesn’t Feel Like a Holiday (and Why That’s Okay)

Follow the Sun At the Erasmus+ Dedicated Hostel in Malta

You’re probably wondering where the title of this blog comes from – and why we’ve given it the...

Go Behind Scenes With TravelEdventures to Learn How We Organise Erasmus+ Mobility

Why Erasmus+ Accreditation Is Becoming a Game-Changer for Schools

Often described as a "long-term passport" to Erasmus+ funding, accreditation allows educational...