Anchor Europe in schools and exchanges
The SPD wants to make Europe more visible in everyday life and in education. The EU is to become a fixed part of several curricula, and all young people should be able to take part in a European youth exchange once. Partnerships with regions and cities in Europe are to be strengthened.
The SPD wants people to know Europe better. Students should learn more about the EU. Every young person should be able to join an exchange in Europe once. The parents' money should not matter.
The EU is to be a mandatory part of the curricula for geography, social studies, history and economics. Events for Europe Day, the Europe Weeks and projects by schools, municipalities and associations will be funded. Cooperation with the partner regions in Poland and France is to grow, and a state fund is to make town twinning easier. The network of Europe schools will be expanded, and educational trips to Brussels and Strasbourg supported. The work of Europe-focused organizations such as youth education centers and Europe Direct centers is to be secured for the long term.
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„Jeder junge Mensch in Sachsen-Anhalt soll unabhängig vom Geldbeutel der Eltern mindestens einmal an einem europäischen Jugendaustausch teilnehmen können.“Translation: Every young person in Saxony-Anhalt should be able to take part in a European youth exchange at least once, regardless of their parents' wallet.
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Ties to the EU are to be deepened step by step through curricula, exchanges and partnerships.