On World Mental Health Day 2025, European Schoolnet highlights initiatives promoting digital well-being and online safety - recognising their strong connection to mental well-being.

The new report by European Schoolnet reveals how schools across Europe are prioritising digital wellbeing as education is increasingly digitalised.

A new collaborative report reveals that video games can be used as powerful tools in classrooms to foster creativity, enhance student motivation, support diverse learning styles and help explain complex topics.

European Schoolnet celebrates the 2025 edition of the campaign from 17 March to 4 April and its commitment to turn Europeans into educated digital citizens. The campaign is endorsed by the European Commission and a wide range of national, social and industry partners. European Schoolnet is also a strategic partner of the campaign.

The Better Internet for Kids (BIK) initiative is launching the MediaSmartOnline campaign all across the EU on 24 October, the first day of the Global Media and Information Literacy Week, and running until Safer Internet Forum 2024 on 21 November.

European Schoolnet invites you to discover the recently launched BIK Knowledge hub, as part the new and improved Better Internet for Kids platform, delivered on behalf of the European Commission under the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) initiative.

After more than a decade of groundbreaking work, the eSafety Label project is end-ing.

European Schoolnet has long been at the forefront of initiatives aimed at ensuring a safe and empowering online environment for young people. While the well-known Better Internet for Kids (BIK)initiative has been instrumental in promoting online safety across Europe, European Schoolnet is now spearheading another critical project: menABLE, specifically designed to tackle the pressing issue of gender-based violence (GBV) in the digital space.

We are delighted to invite all interested teachers and educators to participate in the first evaluation of the European strategy for a better internet for kids+ (BIK+ strategy)! Your invaluable experience and insights are crucial as we assess the progress and success of BIK+ across the EU and identify emerging issues, developments, and areas of improvement.

We are delighted to invite all interested parents and caretakers to take part in the first evaluation of the European strategy for a better internet for kids+ (BIK+ strategy). Your invaluable experience and insights are crucial as we assess the progress and success of BIK+ across the EU and identify emerging issues, developments, and areas of improvement.

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