MISSION EUROPE: UNION OF SKILLS

For ErasmusDays 2026, our school will transform into the “European Skills Agency”, where students will become “European Agents of the Future” and take part in a three-day educational adventure inspired by the theme “Union of Skills.”

The festival is designed as an interactive Escape Game with an original storyline set in 2050, when Europe has lost some of its most valuable human skills. Through missions, logical puzzles, creative challenges, STEM activities and teamwork, participants will work together to recover the five Keys to the Future: Green Skills, Digital Skills, Teamwork, Creativity and Erasmus Skills.

The event will showcase the results of our Erasmus+ project “A Better Future for Everyone” and the impact of international mobility on our school community. Teachers who participated in training courses in Malta will share good practices and innovative approaches gained through “STEM Education in the Primary School Classroom – Mission Possible!”, focused on STEM education in primary classrooms, and “Learn and Act to Save the Earth: Building up a Generation of Knowledgeable and Active European Citizens,” focused on environmental education, sustainability and active European citizenship.

Students who participated in the Erasmus+ mobility in Spain will also contribute by sharing their experiences, achievements and lessons learned from their European educational journey. In this way, both teachers and students will become active disseminators of Erasmus+ results.

The interactive activities will involve representative classes from primary, lower secondary and upper secondary education, as well as the Civic Education group. Older students will act as volunteers, guides and mentors for younger participants, promoting cooperation, peer learning and mutual support.

By combining an educational Escape Game with STEM, environmental and digital challenges, creativity, teamwork and European values, the festival will promote learning by doing and the development of key competences for the 21st century. The concept is designed as a sustainable educational model that can be further developed and reused in future ErasmusDays editions.