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About Esa

The European Space Agency is an intergovernmental organization created in 1975 to develop Europe’s space capability. ESA coordinates member-state resources across Earth observation, navigation, astronomy, exploration, and space technology.

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Science · Space · Technology · Education · Nature & environment · Coding
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Screenshot of ESA Back to School 2026–27 STEM Projects

ESA Back to School 2026–27 STEM Projects

The European Space Agency’s 2026–27 Teacher’s Corner collection brings together Climate Detectives, Mission X, Astro Pi, CanSat, and Moon Camp, connecting school students with hands-on space science, coding, Earth observation, engineering, and design.

Science · ages 5–19 depending on project94
Screenshot of ESA Climate Detectives

ESA Climate Detectives

ESA and ESERO’s Climate Detectives programme guides children ages 5–13 through Earth-related activities, evidence collection, investigations, galleries, and badges.

Nature & environment · ages 5–13 for Kids; a separate 14–19 track is also offered94
Screenshot of ESA CanSat

ESA CanSat

The European Space Agency CanSat program challenges teams to design, build and launch a soda-can-sized satellite, then collect and analyse mission data.

Space · ages 14–1992
Screenshot of ESA Education 2026–2027 School Projects

ESA Education 2026–2027 School Projects

The European Space Agency’s 2026–27 school-project overview connects children and teens with space-themed science, coding, environmental investigation, astronaut training, and design challenges.

Space · ages 5–19 depending on project91
Screenshot of ESA Mission X 2026–2027

ESA Mission X 2026–2027

ESA Mission X combines astronaut-inspired fitness challenges with scientific investigations about health, nutrition, human biology, movement, and space travel for students and educators.

Space · ages Recommended 5–14; participation up – 1991
Screenshot of ESA Kids

ESA Kids

Space science stories, missions, games, and activities from the European Space Agency.

Science · ages 6–1489
Screenshot of ESA Back to School Student Space Projects

ESA Back to School Student Space Projects

The European Space Agency’s teacher page presents student projects including Astro Pi, Moon Camp, and CanSat to inspire classroom space and engineering learning.

Space · ages School-age students; project-specific88
Screenshot of ESA Education

ESA Education

The European Space Agency’s education portal shares space-science projects, classroom activities, student opportunities, and STEM stories connected to ESA missions.

Space · ages Primary through secondary students; program-specific88
Screenshot of ESA Education YouTube

ESA Education YouTube

The European Space Agency’s education video hub offers space-STEM explainers, experiments, student mission documentaries, expert interviews, and behind-the-scenes learning videos.

Science · ages 6–18+88
Screenshot of ESA Teach with Space

ESA Teach with Space

The European Space Agency collection offers classroom-ready space activities, resources, and videos with filters for age, subject, and language.

Space · ages 6–1988
Screenshot of Climate Detectives Kids

Climate Detectives Kids

Climate Detectives Kids is an ESA/ESERO environmental science project where teams of children complete Earth-focused activities, submit evidence, and earn badges.

Nature & environment · ages 5–1387
Screenshot of ESA Space for Kids

ESA Space for Kids

The European Space Agency’s kid-focused learning library with articles, lessons, games, and stories about space, Earth, astronauts, and technology.

Space · ages 6–1486
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