GreenComp School - Cross sectoral GreenComp training of primary school stakeholders, for the promotion of a Sustainability Mindset

Responding to the ambitions set out in the European Green Deal, the GreenComp School seeks to cross-sectorally build the capacity, of current and future teachers, to integrate sustainability in various disciplines with the overall goal to foster sustainability mindset in primary school pupils.Specifically, GreenComp School aspires to:•Validate and Identify GreenComp framework in school context•Create GreenComp School HE and VET micro credential blended training programmes for building the capacity of teachers.•Develop interdisciplinary participatory methods and practises for primary school. •Develop Parent – Pupil participatory pedagogical non-formal project-based learning (PBL) activities and games. •Digitalisation and validation of GreenComp school learning approach •Develop and test a GreenComp fairs methodology, for providing hands on experience to parents pupil and teachers. •Produce policy recommendations to cross-sectorally support HE and VET training systems to build teachers capacity towards fostering sustainability mindset in primary school context. A minimum of 60 current & 200 HE future teachers will receive GreenComp School trainings & micro credentials. A minimum of 200 pupils will benefit from in-class learning activities and from non-formal PBL activities and games with their parents (min 200 parents). A minimum of 3000 schools in the participating countries & 600 stakeholders will be involved in the GreenComp fairs & conference. The project foresees the below results: •GreenComp validation report in school context•Two micro credential GreenComp School training courses•Three sets of in-class participatory interdisciplinary activities fostering sustainability mindset •Three Games (board & online 3D versions) & three PBL activities for pupils & parents•An eLearning platform for the blended training•Methodology for implementing GreenComp Fairs• A policy recommendation document