The Ministry of Education announces that three projects from Romania have won the European Prize for Innovative Teaching 2025, awarded by the European Commission.
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The awarded projects are: "Rangers of Change" from School No. 195 in Bucharest, "Green skills, gamification and cross-cultural communication for improved heritage projects" from the Harghita County Cultural Center, and "Be Smart, Be Green!" from 'Vasile Conta' School in Iași. The Ministry of Education emphasizes the importance of supporting innovative initiatives and wishes for these successful examples to inspire the entire educational community in Romania.
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