The ESERO Space Goes to School Programme for Tech Week is now Open. Students can meet Scientists and Engineers by videoconference into your classroom.  There are speakers suitable for primary and secondary school level.  Learn about their STEM journey and the types of  jobs they do.  Please note you will need a strong Wifi connection for these events.  More information about the speakers and how to register here.

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ESA Education and Raspberry Pi Foundation are excited to announce that 214 teams participating in this year’s European Astro Pi Mission Space Lab Challenge have achieved Flight Status. That means they will have their computer programs run on the International Space Station (ISS) later this month! Read More »

Patch is a summer accelerator for 16-21 year olds, and will take place from July 7th to August 18th this year. It is open to future entrepreneurs, scientists, engineers, designers and technologists of all stripes.

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Due to the COVID-19 situation and the safety and containment measures in Europe and worldwide, ESA, Airbus Foundation and Autodesk have decided to extend the submission deadline of the Moon Camp Challenge. Teams now have the possibility to submit their Moon Camp Challenge project until 22 April 2021. Read More »

The European Space Education Resource Office (ESERO) in Estonia was officially launched on 3 March 2021. ESERO Estonia, hosted by the University of Tartu and led by the Tartu Observatory Visitor Centre, joins ESA’s growing ESERO network, currently active in 18 other ESA Member States. Read More »

Space debris is a hazard to our satellites and spacecraft as well as a contributor to near-Earth space pollution. To help raise awareness of this issue, ESA’s Education Office is organising the fourth edition of ESA Academy’s Space Debris Training Course. The online course will be held during 9 afternoon sessions (Central European Time) between 17 and 28 May 2021. Read More »