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Citizens In Power (CIP) is a Cyprus-based non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to empowering individuals through a wide range of educational and training initiatives. By offering free and innovative learning materials, CIP addresses critical social needs, enabling people to actively participate in civic life. The organization’s work spans multiple fields—including online education, inclusion, entrepreneurship, culture, labor market skills, and lifelong learning—providing tools and knowledge that foster personal and professional development. In pursuit of its goals, CIP partners with universities, schools, NGOs, and research institutions across Cyprus and beyond. This collaboration ensures the development of impactful projects, practical training opportunities, and high-quality educational materials. CIP’s network of professional trainers and educational experts brings years of experience in both formal and non-formal learning environments, supporting participants in gaining the skills and confidence needed to navigate an ever-changing world.

Website: https://citizensinpower.org/

RWTH Aachen University: RWTH Aachen University is one of Europe’s leading research and educational institutions, blending a rich tradition of academic excellence with cutting-edge innovation. The university’s strength lies in its well-established research networks and the intellectual curiosity of its staff, who work together to tackle bold scientific challenges. These efforts lead to groundbreaking discoveries in fields such as renewable energy, data mining, high-performance materials, and mobility solutions, all of which address pressing global issues. The university is home to a diverse community of approximately 45,000 students, including more than 15,270 international learners from 137 countries, who benefit from research-driven education and an inclusive campus culture. RWTH’s collaborative approach—known as the “Aachen Way”—emphasizes equality, diversity, and mutual respect, creating an environment where everyone can contribute to the university’s mission. By fostering strong connections between academia, industry, and society, RWTH not only prepares students for leadership roles in science and technology but also serves as a vital driver of progress in the high-tech region that connects Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

Website: https://www.rwth-aachen.de/go/id/a/?lidx=1

EcoStories seeks to empower secondary 12-15-year-old migrant students, their peers and teachers in Life Sciences, Design & Technology and Environmental Science classes to participate in Citizen Sc (7)
EcoStories seeks to empower secondary 12-15-year-old migrant students, their peers and teachers in Life Sciences, Design & Technology and Environmental Science classes to participate in Citizen Sc (8)

Vladimir Prelog Science School: Vladimir Prelog Science School, founded in 1946 and situated at Ulica grada Vukovara 269 in Zagreb, offers a dynamic and engaging environment for secondary students pursuing a science-focused education. With over 1,000 students and staff members, the school provides a diverse selection of programs specializing in natural sciences, chemical technology, beauty technology, and sports. Classrooms are equipped with modern technology and air-conditioning, while six advanced laboratories and multiple cosmetic labs facilitate practical, hands-on learning. Students engage in real-world applications of their studies by producing items such as liquid soap, chalk, and distilled water. The school’s facilities include a well-stocked library for leisure and study, a gym, a sports hall, and a range of extracurricular clubs and workshops. Students can join the astronomy club, a school band, or dance workshops, allowing them to explore creative and scientific interests. The school also boasts a botanical garden and an on-site zoo, where students can relax and connect with nature. With a long-standing tradition of excellence, Vladimir Prelog Science School is dedicated to fostering academic success, creative exploration, and personal growth.

Website: https://www.psvprelog.hr/erasmus/

EcoStories seeks to empower secondary 12-15-year-old migrant students, their peers and teachers in Life Sciences, Design & Technology and Environmental Science classes to participate in Citizen Sc (9)

Akaki Regional Gymnasium: Located in the rural village of Akaki, Akaki Regional Gymnasium has been serving the local community since 1980. The school educates approximately 300 students from surrounding villages, supported by a team of around 45 teachers across 16 academic fields. Akaki Gymnasium is deeply involved in sustainability and digital education projects, including four Erasmus+ KA2 initiatives that introduce students to interdisciplinary learning, eco-friendly practices, and innovative digital tools. Extracurricular activities play a central role, with students participating in composting projects, oil-to-bio-gas initiatives, and volunteering efforts that collect food for those in need and raise awareness about health issues such as breast cancer. The school’s creative approach includes robotics competitions, mini-bazaars, and daily seminars on peace education, anti-racism, music, and entrepreneurship. These activities help students develop crucial soft skills like communication, organization, and critical thinking, preparing them for a rapidly changing world. With its strong community engagement and emphasis on practical learning, Akaki Regional Gymnasium is a hub for personal growth and civic responsibility.

Website: https://gym-akaki-lef.schools.ac.cy/index.php/el/

5th Senior High School of Agrinio: The 5th Senior High School of Agrinio is a public educational institution that serves 260 students aged 15 to 18. Located in a quiet suburban area near the National Stadium of Agrinio, the school offers a calm yet stimulating environment for learning. It is well-equipped with modern facilities, including computer labs, chemistry and physics laboratories, and a dedicated robotics lab. The school is also a certified teacher training center, ensuring that educators are prepared to provide high-quality instruction. In addition to its robust academic curriculum, the school participates in Erasmus+ projects related to STEAM education, culture, and environmental sustainability. Students have access to a spacious events hall and outdoor sports facilities, where they can attend seminars, participate in cultural activities, or engage in sports. Many students have achieved recognition in art contests, science competitions, and other educational challenges. A significant number of graduates also go on to attend university, reflecting the school’s commitment to preparing students for future academic and professional success.

Website: http://5lyk-agrin.ait.sch.gr/

 

EcoStories seeks to empower secondary 12-15-year-old migrant students, their peers and teachers in Life Sciences, Design & Technology and Environmental Science classes to participate in Citizen Sc (10)