Simon Steen, chairman of ECNAIS, has been interviewed by the Diario de Mallorca, during the ECNAIS conference in Mallorca, Spain. Read the full article here.

“ The 2014 European elections will provide the right moment to think about the future of learning in Europe ”. This is the opening statement of the manifesto ‘Building together the future of learning‘ of the European Civil Society Platform on Lifelong Learning (EUCIS-LLL). The acknowledgement of the role played by European organizations in education and training by implementing an open, transparent and… Read

25 years of diversity and free parental school choice ensured by civil society ECNAIS is a non-political, non-confessional, international association for collaboration between national associations of independent schools in European countries. We use the term ‘independent’ in our statutes, but more common all over Europe is the term ‘private’ schools, meaning not governed or owned by the state. ECNAIS concerns… Read