The establishment of a School for Parents within the European Knowledge Hub network represents an evolution of its educational and pedagogical mission. In an increasingly complex educational ecosystem, this initiative aims to transform the school environment—which the network represents—from a mere site of academic learning into a genuine space for training, interconnection, communication, and social and cultural development. It acknowledges that student well-being is inseparable from the support provided through informal spaces created for the education and development of families themselves.
Activities of the “Well-being Practices for Teachers” Research Group
To learn about how the group is organized, visit: https://www.europole.org/benessere/
Corso di formazione gratuito in Irlanda sulle AI e l'inclusione
Video and narration of the show about Don Milani's relationship with girls and his approach to female emancipation. A must-see, moving video.
Alexandra Carneiro led a session for European teachers in Portugal to boost emotional intelligence and foster safe student-teacher relationships.
Pedro Dias presented Let’s Care at a national seminar, showing how safe school relationships drive student well-being and academic success.
In January 2026, the Portuguese Let’s Care team presented their research at the CEDH Scientific Forum to share project insights and developments.
Sofia Pimenta’s research confirms the Let’s Care model: parental and teacher bonds are key to student engagement and academic success in Portugal.
The "Re-humanizing Education" conference (May 16-17, 2026) by @LETSCARE_EU aims to tackle educational disadvantage. Experts will meet to discuss fostering inclusive, safe schools and prioritizing student well-being through research-driven, caring practices. 🎓📚