A Cyprus-based non-profit education organisation creating educational content, delivering teacher training and contributing to European projects with practical classroom implementation.
Inclusive astronomy education supporting accessible science learning and meaningful participation for diverse learners.
HERON contribution: WP4 Inclusive Astronomy co-lead · teacher training · inclusive pilots
Teaching creative programming to ages 8–12 through retro computers, BASIC and the history of home computing.
HERON contribution: 15 learning activities · teacher support · Cyprus pilots
Using open-source 2D game development with GDevelop to teach STEAM, coding and collaborative digital creativity.
HERON contribution: OER · teacher training · student pilots
HERON develops interactive activities, digital learning resources, educational publications, teacher materials and open educational resources for classroom, blended and online use.
Interactive maths content
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Open educational books and practical guides on programming, computing history and artificial intelligence in education.
An introduction to Python programming for students aged 10+, with step-by-step guidance designed for complete beginners.
An illustrated journey through the history and development of personal computers, video game consoles and video games.
An introduction to artificial intelligence and how teachers can use AI effectively and meaningfully in education.
HERON designs and delivers face-to-face, hybrid and online training in educational robotics for all ages, interactive content development with vibe coding, AI tools for education, one-to-one computing, STEAM subjects, coding and digital pedagogy.
HERON brings content development, teacher capacity building, piloting, evaluation and dissemination expertise to European partnerships.
Resources, interactive content, manuals and toolkits.
Teacher capacity building, school pilots and validation.
Educational evaluation, stakeholder engagement and multiplier activities.
Selected ongoing collaborations in which HERON contributes practical educational expertise.
Inclusive astronomy education and accessible science learning.
Learning programming through computer history and retro computing.
Teaching STEAM and coding through open-source game development.
Art, creativity and inclusion for the society of tomorrow.
HERON is responsible for the Museum’s educational programmes. This gives European projects a distinctive non-formal environment for piloting activities, hosting workshops, engaging schools and disseminating project results to teachers, students and families.
The latest activities, project developments, training opportunities and events.
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