Enjoy a brief history of the folklore custom “Boula” (also known as “Genitsaroi & Boules”) of Naoussa, through the memories of former dancer Takis Papakonstantinou, as part of the project “WE GREW UP HERE – Stories of Culture and Sustainable Development.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZyu-0n8U_w&ab_channel=EduQuest-GR
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Preparatory Erasmus+ Meeting in the Netherlands: Collaboration on Bioeconomy and Entrepreneurship in Education The preparatory meeting for the “BEE” (Bioeconomy and Entrepreneurship in Education) initiative was successfully held from January 21 to 23, 2025, at Stanislas Pro school in Rijswijk, Netherlands. The meeting brought together educators and representatives of organizations from three countries to establish
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Enjoy a brief overview of the history of Naoussa, through the charismatic narration of folklorist Takis Baitsis, as part of the project “WE GREW UP HERE – Stories of Culture and Sustainable Development.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlaixvMatbw&ab_channel=EduQuest-GR
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Read our first Newsletter for the Project “RECIBIOS” here: RECIBIOS Newsletter #1 (English).
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The new Erasmus+ program in Naoussa, entitled “RECIBIOS: Challenge-based experimentation on BIOdegradable RECIpeS in lower secondary education,” which is co-funded by the Erasmus+ program, has officially begun. The “RECIBIOS” Program focuses on educating middle school students on the concepts of bioeconomy and circular economy with the aim of inspiring students to become advocates for greener
The non-profit organization EduQuest ANNOUNCES This call for expressions of interest for the conclusion of one (1) project contract for scientific, administrative, and communication support of the Non-Profit Organization EDUQUEST AMKE in the implementation of the project RECIBIOS_Challenge-based experimentation on BIOdegradable RECIpeS in lower secondary education, which is co-funded by the Erasmus+ program under the
In October 2025, a new project was launched in Naoussa entitled “BEE- BIOECONOMY ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION (BEE),” which is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Program in the category of Small-Scale Projects in School Education. The BEE project aims to empower high school students aged 15-18 to become the future entrepreneurs of the bioeconomy and contribute to Europe’s
The We Grew Up Here project is a new initiative by the non-profit organization EDUQUEST, funded by the Ministry of Culture, which aims to record, preserve, and disseminate the rich repository of local cultural heritage stories and sustainable development practices of the past from elderly people in our region. The project will create a digital
