ProBleu is dedicated to encouraging more Blue Schools to join. Our primary objective is to develop and offer educational resources and tools around the knowledge of aquatic ecosystems, based on Open Schooling methodologies.
ProBleu funding calls
ProBleu funding is all about schools taking the lead in teaching kids about protecting our oceans and freshwater. Over three years, ProBleu will offer support to at least 100 schools for exciting projects.
Catalogue of teaching aids (coming soon)
A catalogue of practical teaching aids, virtual ocean-research journeys and associated guidance, which can be used to develop school projects.
Become a European Blue School!
Blue Schools are those which, through project-based learning, engage students with marine- and maritime-related topics to create awareness and a feeling of responsibility for our ocean.
By becoming a Blue School, you unlock:
- Access to diverse and exciting funding calls, such as ProBleu One.
- A wealth of resources and activities from potential partners in the EU4Ocean Platform access.
- Opportunities for collaboration with like-minded organisations and institutions.
The project for joining Blue School Network is highly adaptable to ProBleu Funding Calls!
Your application for NEBS is evaluated by reviewers twice a year.
- Submissions for the 1st semester: accepted between 16 October and 15 December and reviewed in December.
- Submissions for the 2nd semester: accepted between 15 January and 30 May and reviewed in June.
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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
UK participants in Horizon Europe Project ProBleu [101113001] are supported by UKRI grant numbers: 10082336 Earthwatch Europe, 10081234 Plymouth Marine Laboratory and 10082355 Ocean Conservation Trust.