Congratulations to Europe Code Week Google Grants Awardees!
Publication date: July 5, 2019
By Google for Education
The European Commission predicts that in the next 10 to 15 years, 90 per cent of all jobs will require some level of digital skills. In order to equip today’s students for future jobs and opportunities, for the sixth consecutive year we are partnering with the European Commission to offer grants during the EU Code Week. These grants amount to €186,000, given to 33 schools and nonprofits in Europe who will deliver computer science hands-on activities for 236,000 students.
These grants are part of Grow with Google’s mission to create more economic opportunity for everyone and our commitment to helping an additional one million people in Europe find a job, grow their business or build their career by 2020.
Congratulations to recipient organisations listed below. We hope to see lots of follow up activities to keep Europe Code Week’s momentum going!
Belarus: Public institution of education “Negorelskaya secondary school №1”
Belgium: Open Collective Brussels
Bulgaria: High School of Mathematics and Science “Prof. Emanuil Ivanov”
Croatia: Partners In Learning
Cyprus: Retro Computing & Gaming
Czech Republic: Gymnazium Kladno
Estonia: Rakvere Realgymnasium
Germany: Leibniz Gymnasium Dormagen
Greece: InterMediaKT – Interactive Media Knowledge Transfer
Educational Robotics, Science and Technology
Non-Profit Organization WRO Hellas
Hungary: Egri Balassi Bálint Általános Iskola
Ireland: St. Joseph’s Secondary School Rush
St. Brigid’s National School, Cavan
St. Brigid’s National School, Co. Wicklow
Israel: Loop
Italy: Associazione DSchola Le scuole per le scuole
Latvia: “Go Beyond”
Netherlands: Stichting VHTO de Bibliotheek Eemland
Poland: Fundacja Girls Code Fun
Romania: The National Association of Public Librarians and Libraries in Romania
Serbia: Association of Serbian Professors of Informatics
Slovenia: Digital Innovation Hub Slovenia
Slovakia: Learn2Code
Gymnázium J. Francisciho-Rimavského
Spain: Fundació URV (on behalf of Universitat Rovira i Virgili)
Ukraine: MagneticOne.Org