Activities | 2026-07-07

The Level One Programme is a completely free, year-long extracurricular technology course offered by Luxembourg Tech School, open to students aged 15 to 19. No prior coding experience is needed to enrol. Students attend one 100-minute session per week throughout the full academic year, with all classes delivered in English. The programme goes beyond basic coding, introducing participants to real-w

Activities | 2026-07-07

The Level Up Programme is a free, advanced after-school technology course offered by Luxembourg Tech School, aimed at students aged 16 to 19 with a strong interest in technology. No specific prior qualification is mentioned, but the programme is designed for those ready to take on more complex challenges. Students attend one 100-minute session per week over the course of the school year, diving in

Activities | 2026-07-07

The Level Up Programme is a free, advanced after-school technology course offered by Luxembourg Tech School, aimed at students aged 16 to 19 with a strong interest in technology. No specific prior qualification is mentioned, but the programme is designed for those ready to take on more complex challenges. Students attend one 100-minute session per week over the course of the school year, diving in

Activities | 2026-07-07

The Level Up Programme is a free, advanced after-school technology course offered by Luxembourg Tech School, aimed at students aged 16 to 19 with a strong interest in technology. No specific prior qualification is mentioned, but the programme is designed for those ready to take on more complex challenges. Students attend one 100-minute session per week over the course of the school year, diving in

Activities | 2026-07-07

Public conference on 'School in the Age of AI', featuring a keynote by neuroscientist Dr Henning Beck on differences between human thinking and artificial intelligence, followed by a networking reception. Part of the KI Kompass 'Bildung im Dialog' process on education and AI in Luxembourg.

Activities | 2026-07-07

National Safer Internet Day 2026 event in Luxembourg held at Kinepolis Kirchberg. Features multiple free conferences given twice (in Luxembourgish and French) on topics including responsible online sharing about children ('Grand Sharenting'), online safety, privacy, and digital responsibility for families. Involves BEE SECURE, respect.lu, Police Lëtzebuerg and others.

Activities | 2026-07-07

Short online lunchtime infosession (30 min) introducing the BEE SECURE initiative: its role, services and how it supports safe and responsible use of digital media and technologies. Explains where to get help or advice and how BEE SECURE can be useful in everyday digital life. Language: French (level A1).

Activities | 2026-07-07

Short online lunchtime infosession (30 min) introducing the BEE SECURE initiative in English: its role, services and how it supports safe and responsible use of digital media and technologies. Explains where to get help or advice and how BEE SECURE can be useful in everyday digital life. Language: English (level A1).

Activities | 2026-07-07

Afternoon–evening workshop for educators and learning professionals exploring how tangible objects and prototypes can enhance teaching and be adapted for schools and after‑school learning.

Activities | 2026-07-07

Fondé en 2013 sur base d'une initiative internationale, le Code Club Luxembourg est une communauté de bénévoles qui transmettent leur passion pour la programmation informatique aux enfants âgés de 8 à 12 ans dans des clubs périscolaires gratuits. Il y a des clubs à Bonnevoie, Strassen/Bertrange, Schifflange, Dudelange, Dippach et la Spuerkeess Code Club - et potentiellement plus de clubs près de c