We’re starting the new school year by inviting schools and students across Lithuania to take part in three free initiatives. Our goal is to give children more opportunities to learn, explore technology, build financial literacy, and develop skills for the future, no matter where in Lithuania they go to school.
For the 2026–2027 school year, schools and students can take part in the following initiatives:
LEARN on.AI – AI tools for learning math
During the 2026–2027 school year, students across Lithuania will have free access to AI-powered math learning tools developed by Lithuanian EdTech startups Elicėjus and Alfa erdvė.
These tools will give students an opportunity to learn math with the support of modern technology and explore how AI can be used as part of the learning process.
Register for LEARN on.AI → https://devbridgefoundation.org/initiatives/learn-on-ai/
STEAM scholarships for children in Lithuania’s regions
Students in Lithuania’s regions will have the opportunity to attend free Bit&Byte creative technology classes at their local school. Through hands-on learning, children will explore technology and develop digital and creative skills that will prepare them for the future.
Register for the STEAM scholarship program → https://devbridgefoundation.org/initiatives/partnering-with-bit-and-byte-to-bring-steam-scholarships-to-children-in/
Financial literacy and entrepreneurship classes
Schools are invited to strengthen financial literacy and entrepreneurship education in elementary grades by offering entrepreneurship classes in partnership with Lietuvos Junior Achievement (LJA). The program gives students an opportunity to start building an understanding of personal finance and entrepreneurship from an early age while developing practical skills they can use in everyday life.
Register for LJA financial literacy and entrepreneurship classes → https://tally.so/r/ja8YxY
Registration for all initiatives is open through October 1.
Schools are invited to choose the programs that best fit their needs and give their students even more opportunities to learn, explore, and build skills for the future.