Recent meetings
| Date | Commissioner / Cabinet | Topic | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Apr 2025 | Manuela Martra Acting Head of Unit | Exchange of views on the AdWiseOnline campaign and wider cooperation under the BIK platform contract. | — |
| 24 Apr 2025 | Manuela Martra Acting Head of Unit | Exchange of views on the AdWiseOnline campaign and wider cooperation under the BIK platform contract. | SRC |
| 16 Jan 2019 | Themis Christophidou Director-General | Visit to European Schoolnet premises | — |
| 16 Jan 2019 | Themis Christophidou Director-General | Visit to European Schoolnet premises | SRC |
| 07 Nov 2016 | Rodrigo Ballester Cabinet member | ICT in education | — |
| 07 Nov 2016 | Rodrigo Ballester Cabinet member | ICT in education | SRC |
| 22 Sept 2016 | Rodrigo Ballester Cabinet member | eTwinning and school education gateway | — |
| 22 Sept 2016 | Rodrigo Ballester Cabinet member | eTwinning and school education gateway | SRC |
| 04 Apr 2016 | Rodrigo Ballester Cabinet member | The future of eTwinning and Schoolnet | — |
| 04 Apr 2016 | Rodrigo Ballester Cabinet member | The future of eTwinning and Schoolnet | SRC |
| 05 Mar 2015 | Tibor Navracsics Commissioner | The meeting will address current and future cooperation between DG EAC and European Schoolnet (EUN); more specifically, what will be the vision and priorities for eTwinning and the School Education Gateway (SEG). | SRC |
| 05 Mar 2015 | Tibor Navracsics Commissioner | The meeting will address current and future cooperation between DG EAC and European Schoolnet (EUN); more specifically, what will be the vision and priorities for eTwinning and the School Education Gateway (SEG). | — |
| 03 Dec 2014 | Xavier Prats Monné Director-General | Discussion on IT tools for schools | SRC |
| 03 Dec 2014 | Xavier Prats Monné Director-General | Discussion on IT tools for schools | — |
| 02 Dec 2014 | Luca Magdolna Jasko Cabinet member | Introductory meeting | — |
| 02 Dec 2014 | Luca Magdolna Jasko Cabinet member | Introductory meeting | SRC |
Mission & Goals
European Schoolnet (hereafter called EUN) is a network of Ministries of Education and national and regional agencies from across Europe, leading educational innovation at European level. As a major international non-profit organisation, European Schoolnet operates key European services in education on behalf of member Ministries of Education, the European Commission, and industry partners. We act as the interface between education policy, research and practice, and as the facilitator of ‘the network of networks’ – bringing Ministries, schools, research and industry into contact for fruitful exchange and collaboration. Our mission and remit is to support education stakeholders in Europe in the transformation of education processes for 21st century digitalized societies. We do so by providing usable evidence and data; supporting schools and teachers in their teaching practices; developing and sustaining a network of schools engaged in innovative teaching and learning approaches.
EU Legislative Interests
EUN's mission is to support ministries of education, schools, teachers, and relevant education stakeholders in Europe in the transformation of education processes on the following strategic areas: - EU Digital Education Action plan and Teachers and Trainers Agenda: as a policy Learning lab we offer usable evidence and data in the area of innovation in education to inform policy recommendations (via peer exchanges, policy experimentations, surveys and reports and via its various working groups). - Digital well-being and online safety initiatives, promoting children rights in a digital world. The organisation focuses on how to foster digital well-being in school, while more broadly supporting media literacy and online safety education, - Contribute to the development of digital skills and competences of all citizens, supporting its members and the European Commission achieve the goals set for the Europe’s Digital Decade and the Union of Skills. - STEM Education Strategic Plan. Respond to STEM challenges in education by addressing the worrying decline in performance and the lack of qualified teachers in areas linked to science, technology, engineering and maths, as well as making STEM more attractive for all students, and especially girls. - Supporting schools and teachers in their teaching practices (via the animation of European networks under - eTwinning, European Skills and Jobs Platform, the AgileEDU, ContinueUP, XXI EU teachers and Better Internet for Kids communities) and managing the activities organised around the Future Classroom Lab and via the FCL Ambassadors scheme and the EUN Academy.
Communication Activities
EUN organises annual events gathering its key stakeholders, namely Ministries of Education, research centers and academia, experts, practitioners, teachers and school leaders, EdTech and industry partners, representatives of EU institutions. The two main events it organises annually are: EMINENT- Every year, European Schoolnet organises its annual conference, an expert meeting in education networking bringing stakeholders from across Europe together to discuss the next challenges and potential solutions to ensure an innovative education for all. The School Innovation Forum, also organised annually, brings together EUN's key community members: representatives of Ministries of Education, national and international agencies, the private sector, and research experts, to discuss the challenges and opportunities linked to school innovation.
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
EUN is an associate member of the European Internet Forum, https://www.internetforum.eu/
Organisation Members
Please check the latest list on: http://www.eun.org/about/members
Additional Information
We have not received EC funding for activities covered by the register, as the cost is very limited and our employees in charge of these activities are paid by our members fees (max. 200 EUR per year).