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10 February 2026
10 Feb 2026
Teaching civic education and citizenship elementary and secondary school students belongs in every subject
Civic education is too important to live in one lesson per week or to appear only when a special date comes up on the school calendar. If we want young people to grow into active, responsible citizens, they need repeated practice with democratic participation, European values, and media literacy throughout their school years.
Teaching civic education and citizenship elementary and secondary school students belongs in every subject
Civic education is too important to live in one lesson per week or to appear only when a special date comes up on the school calendar. If we want young people to grow into active, responsible citizens, they need repeated practice with democratic participation, European values, and media literacy throughout their school years.
3 September 2025
3 Sep 2025
Erasmus+ Programme 2028 – 2034 proposal: What to expect
The European Commission has presented its plan for the new Erasmus Plus programme period 2028–2034. The new programme will be bigger, easier to join, and open to more people. It will also include new activities like volunteering, humanitarian aid, and new partnerships. Most importantly, the budget will grow to €40.8 billion. This is almost 50% more than the €26.2 billion available in 2021–2027. The upcoming programme promises to redefine learning, inclusion, and civic engagement.
Erasmus+ Programme 2028 – 2034 proposal: What to expect
The European Commission has presented its plan for the new Erasmus Plus programme period 2028–2034. The new programme will be bigger, easier to join, and open to more people. It will also include new activities like volunteering, humanitarian aid, and new partnerships. Most importantly, the budget will grow to €40.8 billion. This is almost 50% more than the €26.2 billion available in 2021–2027. The upcoming programme promises to redefine learning, inclusion, and civic engagement.