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"The European Union contributes to the development of quality education by encouraging cooperation between Member States and by supporting and supplementing their action, while fully respecting Member States’ responsibility for teaching content, the organisation of the education system, and their cultural and linguistic diversity.
The statute states that the European Schools system is
and provides a form of cooperation between Member States and between them and the European Union, while fully acknowledging Member States’ responsibility for teaching content, the organisation of their education system and their cultural and linguistic diversity.
The European Schools were set up to provide an education for the children of staff from European institutions who live and work abroad in a different cultural environment. They give pupils the chance to affirm their cultural identity and attain a high level of knowledge in at least two languages, including their mother tongue, which they are encouraged to learn from an extremely early age, highlighting the importance of cultural diversity and fostering mutual understanding and respect.
The way in which the European Schools are run is assessed positively. This concept is clearly a model of inspiration for national school systems and for raising the profile of European citizenship."@en1
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