As part of this year's European Code Week (EU Code Week), partner schools from Croatia, Turkey, Italy, and Poland launched an exciting international educational initiative. Through this joint project, students from all four countries stepped into the roles of real programmers and game designers, developing key future skills through gaming and creative creation.

The central part of this collaboration was an educational workshop titled "Code & Serve: Multiplayer Scratch Tennis Tournament". The main goal of the workshop was to introduce students to the basics of algorithmic thinking and programming logic through the creation of their own retro two-player tennis game using the Scratch platform. Throughout the joint activities, students from all partner schools successfully tackled various programming and design challenges in a highly collaborative environment.

This international project serves as an excellent platform where students not only develop digital and STEM skills, but also connect with their peers across Europe through fun, teamwork, and creativity. The workshops in the schools took place in a spirit of togetherness, a healthy competitive spark, and great enthusiasm, with students proudly testing and playing their completed games.

Congratulations to all students and mentors from all four countries for their effort, demonstrated creativity, and successfully acquired new programming skills! Together, we are building the digital future of Europe!