Final meeting in Brussels
The final meeting of the KidLe project took place in Brussels on the 20th and 21st of November 2025. Seven representatives from all partner organisations attended that meeting in Brussels, where they discussed the finalisation of the latest deliverables and in general about the two years of the project’s implementation. They all had the chance to play KidLe games on KidLe’s platform, provide their final remarks and feedback regarding KidLe’s Pedagogical Handbook and sum up any managerial issues pending for the final report of the project.
Newsletter 4 and Newsletter 5
In the last month of the KidLe project, Eurospeak published two more newsletters: Newsletter 4 and Newsletter 5. Newsletter 4 is about intercultural play in practice and is more concrete about the pedagogical seminars and the playing events that took place in Ireland in order to promote the “Friends” game and KidLe’s platform to a wider audience. You can read Newsletter 4 here.
Newsletter 5 focuses on the blended Final Conference that took place in Brussels on the 21st of November 2025. The seven partner representatives who attended the final meeting in Brussels also attended the final conference. Apart from the physical participants, there were also participants who attended the conference online. You can read more about the KidLe Final Conference in Belgium in Newsletter 5 here.
Conclusion
Starting from December 2023 until November 2025, the KidLe’s consortium managed to develop an intercultural game as a pedagogic tool for the inclusion of pupils with a migrant background in new learning environments. All 5 games are available both in printed version and online on KidLe’s platform. You can read more about KidLe’s platform on Newsletter 2, published by Eurospeak in September 2025, here. Another highlight of the KidLe project is the KidLe’s Pedagogical Handbook, which was first launched in October 2025 and is included in Eurospeak’s Newsletter 3, which you can read here. All in all, the KidLe project inspired inclusive education through intercultural games in a successful way!
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