INSCOOL II training for teachers in Hungary
ESHA trainer Judit Horgas delivered the first INSCOOL II training about inclusive education for teachers in Szeged, Hungary. 24 primary and secondary teachers from 11 schools participated in the 12-hour-long…
News from CREAM: The first results and next steps
The Erasmus+ CREAM project aims at stimulating interest in young learners towards STEAM subjects by elaborating and testing brand new approaches and models of teaching STEAM disciplines via Creative Writing…
ANP chairman in Ukraine
The President of ESHA member Associazione Nazionale Dirigenti Pubblici e alte professionalità della scuola (ANP), Antonello Giannelli, was in Truskavets in Ukraine in the beginning of February, 2023. He spoke…
Commitment to Inclusion in Impossible Circumstances
Two ESHA team members had the opportunity to visit primary and secondary schools in Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. The visits served as a harsh reminder…
A New Challenge for School Heads: Gender-Based Violence
School heads never really retire. They remember and face new challenges. Several years ago, when I was still teaching, a student of mine told me she wanted to change her…
Dive-in-Dialogue training in Athens
The ESHA team of 8 teachers from Hungary and Serbia, accompanied by ESHA staff participated in the Dive-in-Dialogue training in Athens on 2nd-3rd, February, organized by KMOP – Social Action…
New project: SuperCyberKids
On the 2-3rd of February the ESHA team has attended the kickoff meeting of our new project, SuperCyberKids in Palermo, Italy. The project SuperCyberKids provides children aged 8 to 13…
Webinar School Partnerships – Open Schools for Open Societies
ESHA collaborated on a webinar about open schooling. In this webinar, insights and examples are given about the concept of open schooling and how this concept can thrive in every…
A new edition of HEADstart Magazine
The January edition of ESHA's HEADstart Magazine is out. Topics of this issue are: The European Inclusion Compass - Implementing Inclusion in Schools and Education Building a Shared Vision: Start…