On 20 February 2026, educators and high school students gathered at the Serafio of Athens for an interactive event dedicated to presenting the results of the European project GameComp. The event aimed to introduce participants to innovative approaches to sustainability education through game-based learning.

During the event, teachers and students had the opportunity to learn about the key outcomes of the GameComp project and to explore the project’s comprehensive catalogue of educational games, which is now publicly available. The catalogue features a diverse collection of learning tools designed to support the development of sustainability-related competencies through engaging and interactive methods.

Participants were invited to actively navigate and test several of the educational games, discovering how game-based learning can enhance student engagement while promoting critical thinking, collaboration, and environmental awareness. The interactive format of the event encouraged dialogue between educators and young people, allowing them to reflect together on how innovative learning methodologies can contribute to addressing sustainability challenges.

The event forms part of the broader efforts of the GameComp project to equip young people with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to understand and respond to sustainability issues. By integrating educational games into learning environments, the project seeks to support educators in delivering more dynamic and impactful sustainability education.

This milestone marks an important step toward fostering more inclusive, engaging, and future-oriented education for sustainability, empowering young people to develop the competences they need to face global challenges and to act as agents of change for a greener and more sustainable Europe.

GameComp is a European initiative that promotes the use of educational games as innovative tools to support sustainability education and youth empowerment.