The RoboAquaria project has successfully completed its 3rd round of piloting workshops at Agios Nikolaos and Trachoni A' Primary Schools in Cyprus, engaging young students in an exciting journey through robotics and environmental education.
In May 2025, CASA College successfully hosted the Multiplier Event for the GreenYOU project, drawing the interest of students eager to explore opportunities related to sustainability and green careers.
The RoboAquaria project has entered a new phase, with the second round of piloting workshops at Agios Nikolaos and Trachoni A’ Primary Schools!
From April 3–7, 2025, the Digital4All project held its piloting session in Cyprus, focusing on advancing digital inclusion in higher education through the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework.
In this edition, the consortium partners provide an update on the progress of the project, explaining the process behind the development of Work Package 2, with primary research, and the development of the territorial ecotourism report for the 5 countries involved in the project.
GROWS project has just released its 3rd newsletter, which highlights that the GROWS e-learning platform is now live, offering VET trainers access to gamified resources, 21 digital lesson plans, and the Intelligent Tutor to support green education action plans across six languages
On March 20, trainers from all partner countries participated in the online ‘Train the Trainer’ Event of the Digital4All project. This key event introduced trainers to the innovative courses developed within the project and equipped them with effective teaching techniques to deliver these courses in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) across their respective countries.
The first newsletter for the WILDESCAPE EU project is out!
The GreenYOU project has successfully completed the piloting of its Digital Escape Rooms, engaging 39 students aged 15-16 from Agios Antonios High School in Limassol. This initiative, part of the Erasmus+ programme, is implemented in Cyprus by CARDET and INNOVADE. It aims to equip young people with essential green skills, supporting the green transition and the shift towards a sustainable, climate-neutral society.
The third newsletter of the GROWS project announces the launch of its brand-new e-learning platform.