The European Children’s Day will be the link between Children’s Day and Europe Day. The programme will include a presentation on the most important European Union, values, institutions, symbols, ideas and European integration. We will pass on the most important content on European education. Indeed, European education can be understood as a multidimensional platform for educational and educational interactions aimed at the general public, regardless of factors, it is a differentiating society. This is more than just school lessons dedicated to Europe and the European Union. It covers both the formal activities of the school and the content and forms of extracurricular and out-of-school forms of education and upbringing, the competences and willingness of teachers to work towards building a common Europe. European education is meant to be an extension and complement to Polish education. Combining these two models with the organisation of young people — the school community — of the European Children’s Day will be an opportunity to put the next puzzle together on a strong and positive basis for an informed European identity. The programme provides for a theoretical and practical part — a quiz: Knowledge of the countries of the European Union.