Children Across Europe Going Back Here Countries Managing Covid Covid19 After School -

: The rapid shift to remote learning catalyzed long-term digital investments. Most EU countries (except Denmark ) are currently deploying ultra-wideband connections and providing digital devices to students and teachers.

While schools now prioritize remaining open, they follow an "evidence-based" concept of the Health-Promoting School . : The rapid shift to remote learning catalyzed

: Automated tracking to identify at-risk students quickly. : Automated tracking to identify at-risk students quickly

: Countries like Spain are integrating the EU Framework of Digital Competences directly into the curriculum. While active mitigation measures like mask mandates and

Education systems across Europe are currently navigating several critical "after-school" challenges left by the pandemic:

For the , European countries have shifted their focus from emergency COVID-19 containment to managing long-term educational recovery and resilience. While active mitigation measures like mask mandates and forced closures have largely been retired, the "after-school" legacy of the pandemic is being managed through structural reforms in digitalization, student well-being, and attendance policies. Managing the Post-Pandemic Legacy (2024–2025)