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The education ministry has launched a new digital learning platform to help primary school pupils understand sustainable development. The Digital ESD (Digital Education for Sustainable Development) platform offers interactive resources for teachers and pupils aged nine to 11, covering global environmental, social and economic issues.
The free platform includes 19 ‘learning worlds’ based on the 17 UN sustainable development goals. Each module comes with a teacher’s guide, a student workbook with activities, and interactive animated stories designed to engage young learners. Though aimed at primary education, the resources can also be adapted for older students and used by non-formal education providers and organisations promoting sustainability.
Available in both Greek and English, the platform helps children develop knowledge, critical thinking and responsible attitudes towards sustainability. The project is part of the European Digital Education for Sustainable Development initiative, funded by Erasmus+ with a budget of €400,000 over three years. Partners from Germany, Norway, Hungary, Ukraine and Cyprus are involved, with the education ministry representing Cyprus.
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