The second year of the EU-GreW project has come to a close — and what a year it has been!
From October 2024 to September 2025, EU-GREW Ambassadors in 26 countries turned schools and communities into dynamic spaces of learning, creativity, and environmental action.
Together, they engaged over 3,000 students, 600 teachers, and 1,000 community members through activities inspired by the European Green Deal — from classroom projects and art campaigns to local outreach events and international collaborations.
“Your creativity and commitment have made EU-GreW’s Green Wave truly visible across Europe.”
EU-GREW Coordination Team (EEPEK)
🔗 Discover the National Hubs Results
The updated project website — https://eugrew.eepek.gr — now features:
- Summary statistics and participation data from 26 countries
- Eight Good Practices showcasing exceptional Ambassador work
- An interactive map (https://eugrew.eepek.gr/index.php/national-hubs) that will soon be enriched with photos and activity descriptions from every participating country
We invite all Ambassadors, educators, and partners to explore the results and share their feedback or reflections as we move forward.
💻 New Open-Access Moodle Platform
EU-GreW has launched a new open-access Moodle platform at https://schools.eepek.gr.
Teachers, students, and schools across Europe can now sign up and self-enroll freely to access EU-GreW modules, lessons, and resources — keeping the National Hubs’ legacy alive and supporting the upcoming Living Labs. You can find instructions to join here
📜 Ambassador Certificates Coming Soon
All EU-GreW Ambassadors who participated in the National Hubs will soon receive official Certificates of Participation acknowledging their role and contribution to this year’s success. Stay tuned in your inbox for details!
🌍 Next Step: The Living Labs Year
With the National Hubs complete, the third and final year of EU-GREW begins — the Living Labs!
This phase will take the Green Wave beyond schools, engaging local, regional, and national audiences through conferences, science fairs, open days, and environmental weeks.
Each country will aim to reach at least 200 participants in its Living Lab activities, supported by organizational and participation funding from the EU GreW project.
More information and guidance will follow shortly — get ready to make your Living Lab a reality!
Together we thrive. Together we make Europe greener.
