International STEM projects that blend ancient innovations, modern creativity, and cross-cultural collaboration.
This section presents a series of project ideas designed to unite students from different countries through shared explorations of ancient Greek STEM concepts. By building models, engaging in Socratic dialogue, and comparing historical technologies across civilizations, students develop critical thinking, engineering skills, and global awareness — all while discovering how timeless ideas still shape our world today.
Find the activities here.
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The eTwinning Contact Seminar “Ancient Greece Resources for STEM in eTwinning” was successfully held in the historic town of Pylos from May 2 to 4, 2025, bringing together 33 educators from Greece, Austria, Spain, Cyprus, and Slovenia.
Throughout the three-day seminar, participants took part in inspiring keynotes, hands-on workshops, and fruitful networking sessions focused on integrating Ancient Greek heritage into STEM education for young learners (ages 4–12).
Four new eTwinning projects were registered, confirming the immediate application of the tools and knowledge shared during the event. These projects will promote cross-border collaboration and bring innovative STEM experiences into classrooms across Europe.
As eTwinning celebrates its 20th anniversary, this seminar proudly contributed to its vision of empowering educators and connecting schools through meaningful partnerships.
We thank all participants and wish the best of luck to the newly formed teams—perhaps future winners of the European eTwinning Awards!
- Ancient Greece resources for STEM in eTwinning - Angelopoulos Panagiotis - HNSO eTwinning
- eTwinning projects: From registration to quality
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For the optimal running of the workshops, you need to bring your laptop.