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Students research smart city technologies such as energy-efficient buildings or smart transport, then analyze and compare which solutions work best in each partner city and why, presenting their findings in a joint video call.

Students investigate how light, nutrient solution strength, and water changes affect plant growth, recording measurements in shared data tables. They analyze results with partner classes across countries to see which conditions work best in different climates.

Students survey peers in both classrooms about motivation, procrastination, and self-discipline, then analyze the results to identify patterns linked to culture, home life, or school systems. They present findings with evidence and discuss which strategies seem most effective.

Transform your students into "clean energy inventors" who will work in international teams to create simple, creative solutions promoting renewable energy use in their schools and homes. Through hands-on experiments and engaging activities, students will discover how they can contribute to a more sustainable future while developing essential skills in science, creativity, and global collaboration.

"Chess for Life" is an engaging project designed for youth aged 6 to 13, by introducing them to the game of chess and facilitating international connections through collaborative activities. This project aims to promote critical thinking, global friendships, and peaceful competition, in line with the goal of Sustainable Development Goal SDG#4 for inclusive and equitable quality education, and SDG#16 for the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies.

"Checkmate for Tactical minds" is a collaborative project designed for students aged 13 to 19, by engaging them in international chess tournaments and peace-building activities. This project leverages the tactical and educational aspects of chess to promote critical thinking, peaceful competition, and global connections, aligning with SDG#4 inclusive and equitable quality education and SDG #16 promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies.

📢 International Math Quizz Announcement! We are excited to invite 18+ students to our International Online Math Quiz! 🧠🌍 📅 Date: october 21st - november 30th 📍 Where: Online – link will be shared after registration Important: 🔸 Participation is only possible with prior registration. 🔸 Please make sure to submit your name to join. Let’s have fun and challenge our minds together! ✨🧮

This global project connects classrooms to promote respectful digital cultures. Students explore how to express views online with kindness and truth. Through storytelling, joint charters, and media creation, they address misinformation, cyberbullying, and hate speech. The project ends with a shared “Global Pledge for Respectful Online Voices” to inspire their communities and foster a safer, more inclusive digital world.

This global project connects classrooms to promote respectful digital cultures. Students explore how to express views online with kindness and truth. Through storytelling, joint charters, and media creation, they address misinformation, cyberbullying, and hate speech. The project ends with a shared “Global Pledge for Respectful Online Voices” to inspire their communities and foster a safer, more inclusive digital world.

Students learn about the Iberá wetlands, its wildlife, and why it matters, then share photos and facts with partner classes abroad. They compare how wetlands and local nature look in their own communities.

This global project connects classrooms to promote respectful digital cultures. Students explore how to express views online with kindness and truth. Through storytelling, joint charters, and media creation, they address misinformation, cyberbullying, and hate speech. The project ends with a shared “Global Pledge for Respectful Online Voices” to inspire their communities and foster a safer, more inclusive digital world.

Students observe and record real situations at school and at home to see when magic words make a difference, then compare their findings with classmates abroad. Together they discuss how politeness looks and sounds in different cultures and what makes communication feel respectful. French