ERASMUS DAYS 2026 DITEP

For Erasmus Days 2026, our social and medical association, Enfance et Pluriel, will bring together children, young people, and educational professionals from several of its facilities in Tours, Bléré, Chinon, Langeais, and Seuilly in Azay-le-Rideau.
This day will be an opportunity to highlight mobility experiences already undertaken within the Erasmus+ program, and also to introduce new participants to the opportunities offered by European openness and international exchanges.

Mobility experiences shared by those who have lived them

Students and young people who have already had the opportunity to participate in a European mobility program will be the focus of this day. They will be able to present the countries and institutions they have discovered to their peers through a photo exhibition, testimonials, and discussion sessions.
Beyond travel memories, they will also share the various stages involved in building their project: preparing for their stay, discovering the culture and language of the host country, working with professional mentors, preparing for departure, as well as the encounters, activities, and experiences they had there.
This narrative will allow other young people to discover firsthand what an Erasmus+ mobility program entails, to better understand the opportunities it can offer, and perhaps even inspire them to embark on a European experience of their own.

Sharing Professional and Pedagogical Practices

Educational professionals who supported these mobility programs will also be able to share their experiences with colleagues interested in developing Erasmus+ projects.
Discussions will focus on the pedagogical principles used, the preparation and support of young people, the various stages involved in setting up a project, and the practical realities of preparing an Erasmus+ application and organizing a mobility program.
Professionals will also be able to share their experiences and observations from European partner institutions and present the pedagogical and educational practices they encountered abroad.
Particular attention will be paid to exploring different approaches to inclusive education in Europe, allowing us to examine our own practices, compare perspectives, and identify new avenues for support.

These discussions will be enriched by exchanges with the European institutions and organizations that hosted our young people and professionals, whose experiences provide a valuable source of inspiration and insight. A Day to Build Connections within Enfance et Pluriel
Beyond showcasing the various mobility opportunities and professional practices discovered in Europe, this day will also aim to foster connections between children, young people, professionals, and the institutions within our organization.
It will provide a valuable opportunity to share experiences, ideas, and initiatives, as well as to introduce those unfamiliar with Erasmus+ to the projects developed within Enfance et Pluriel.
The day will also be open to individuals, professionals, institutions, and external associations who wish to learn more about our approach and are interested in the opportunities offered by Erasmus+ in the medical, social, educational, and pedagogical fields.

Europe in the spotlight all day long

To conclude this day of sharing in a friendly atmosphere, participants will be invited to gather for a quiz about Europe, followed by a snack with a European theme.
This more playful time will allow for continued discussions, encourage interaction between the different groups, and end the day with a warm and unifying moment.
A collective event designed to bring to life the values ​​of European openness, intercultural exchange, cooperation, and knowledge sharing, which are at the heart of Enfance et Pluriel’s approach.
Through the testimonies of young people, the commitment of professionals, and the interaction between different institutions, this day aims to make the Erasmus+ experience not only a mobility opportunity, but also a genuine tool for openness, inclusion, and the evolution of practices in service of the young people we support.