The Café pédagogique, an online platform that curates and shares educational resources, has recently highlighted a range of initiatives and materials aimed at enhancing teaching and learning. Among these, the APSES (Association of Economics and Social Sciences Teachers), which has over 2,300 members, has voiced concerns about the 2027 presidential elections, warning that critical knowledge could be at risk of being suppressed or distorted by certain political groups. The association is also marking the 60th anniversary of the economics and social sciences discipline in France, reflecting on its evolution and significance in education. The Ministry of National Education has released the detailed program for the written exam on Spanish language and literature for the Bachibac (a French baccalaureate program) for the 2028 and 2029 academic years. The essay topic for this exam is « Landscape(s), voices and memory, » a theme that invites students to explore historical, cultural, and personal dimensions of place and memory. Meanwhile, eight history-geography teachers took part in the fifth Game Jam of the History Meetings in Blois, which took place from October 7 to 11, 2026. During this event, they worked to turn a section of the curriculum into a video game within 48 hours, aiming to make historical content more engaging and interactive for students. In another initiative, young people from MECS Les Terres Rouges created Memory of Slavery, a digital magazine designed to involve young people in the process of transmitting historical knowledge, particularly about the legacy of slavery. The publication has been referenced on Educadroit, a platform managed by the Defender of Rights, and has already received over 2,000 consultations. In a separate article about school management, Sophie and Laurent discussed a video in which Sophie answered a phone call from a student’s mother, highlighting the importance of communication and transparency in educational settings. In children's literature, two new albums explore the theme of living on in the hearts of others after the death of a loved one, offering young readers a sensitive and emotional way to process grief. Meanwhile, the UDPPC (Union of Physics and Chemistry Teachers) has raised concerns about the heavy workload in high school physics and chemistry courses, which they argue hinders quality teaching and limits opportunities for hands-on experiments. To support learning in computer science, an interactive tool for understanding the Turing machine, a foundational concept in computing, is now available online. Additionally, the National Biology Olympiads for the 2026-2027 session have the theme « Energy, that's life! » and encourage small groups of students to conduct research projects that include at least one experiment. Other educational projects involve middle school students giving a face to workers in AI and rewriting and illustrating the story of the fairy Morgane, showcasing creativity and interdisciplinary learning. The 12th edition of the Florilège, a creative and collaborative writing challenge with the theme « It will get hot! », is now open to participants and supports various genres, including the use of AI in the creative process.