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RegioInfo 1600 is an information platform on which pupils can find out if their school trip is taking place or not. You can enter a text message via the platform at www.swisscom.com/1600 which the system converts into a voice message. Leaving messages is free of charge, while calls to the 1600 service cost CHF 0.50.

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What is involved in making a feature-length film? What stages do you need to go through? The Magic Lantern Association has created an interactive and educational Internet serial about a cat who wants to make a movie. By following him on his journey, children learn the ins and outs of the cinema production process – while having fun at the same time.

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Swisscom, as a leading partner of Swiss Olympic, supports the incorporation of Olympic values into schools. To mark the beginning of our partnership in the educational area, we are offering all new teachers a free copy of the previously published "Olympic Spirit" teaching aid.  You'll find what we have to offer by clicking on the appropriate school level.

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Aside from politics in the narrow (political science) sense, namely the study of institutionalised politics and decision-making processes, the Political Education portal contains teaching materials for your pupils on a wide range of issues, including: security policy, political parties, elections, parliament, democracy, Switzerland and the EU, etc.
And if you need extra information on a specific topic, the Swissdox newspaper archive is a useful research tool.

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Consumer behaviour, debt prevention, youth unemployment, trainee salaries... The “iconomix” online course from the Swiss National Bank makes a significant contribution to these terms.
The iconomix course is both educationally and technologically innovative. The blended learning approach not only makes learning about business more motivating and exciting for pupils, it is also more challenging from a teaching point of view.

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Participate in "schule.bewegt" with your class Fewer and fewer children are able to act out their natural impulses for physical activity. This can lead to obesity, weak motor skills and a decrease in performance. The "schule bewegt" ("school moves") initiative calls on Swiss schools to incorporate 20 minutes of physical activity a day into day-to-day school life, e.g. in the classroom, in the playground, and during and after class. “schule.bewegt” offers many creative ideas for doing so. Sign up with your class.

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