27–31 October 2025

Democracy Week

Publications & Resources

On this page, you will find a selection of useful resources related to Democracy Week.

These links are intended for:

children aged 6 to 12,
young people aged 12 to 18,
and anyone interested in the topic of democracy within formal and non-formal education.

Children

6–12 years

• Activity Catalogue of the Zentrum fir politesch Bildung (ZpB) – Democracy Week – Primary Education

• Activity Catalogue of the Zentrum fir politesch Bildung (ZpB) – Democracy Week – Education and Care Services (SEA)

• EnfanceJeunesse.lu – National Portal for Non-Formal Education of Children and Young People

• EnfanceJeunesse.lu – Pilot Project “10 Fingers – 10 Rights”

• mateneen 2 – The Cooperation Council

• mateneen 6 – Democracy Day

• Hëllef – Wat maachen mat der Woch vun der Demokratie an der Grondschoul?!

• Leitlinien zur Gestaltung von pädagogischen Workshops für Kinder während der Woche der Demokratie

• Leitlinien zur Gestaltung von pädagogischen Workshops in Sekundarschulen während der Woche der Demokratie

• How to – Democracy Week

This guide helps primary schools organise their Democracy Week. It provides opportunities to develop creative projects, discussions, and festive moments, while highlighting existing initiatives within the school. The guide brings together activity ideas and practical advice to encourage pupils’ active participation and includes a main contact for any questions.

Young People

12-18 years

• Activity Catalogue of the Zentrum fir politesch Bildung (ZpB) – Democracy Week – Secondary Education

• Conférence nationale des élèves du Luxembourg (CNEL)– What is a Student Committee?

• Conférence nationale des élèves du Luxembourg (CNEL) – Publications & Election Kit

• De Jugendrot – The Voice of Youth

• Jugendparlament – Youth Parliament

• Jugendkonvent – Youth Convention

• National Youth Action Plan 2022–2025

• CePAS Publications

• EnfanceJeunesse.lu – National Portal for Non-Formal Education of Children and Young People

• Poster “Was habe ich getan”

This poster is a tool designed to inspire reflection in schools and public spaces: it encourages everyone to think about the actions they have already taken in support of democracy.

Displayed in a classroom or hallway, it sparks discussions about active participation and shows that even small gestures are democratic acts.