Get everyone ready for the first total solar eclipse in Europe in 25 years.
This Event Pack includes 100 certified eclipse glasses — perfect for students, teachers and parents to observe the eclipse safely together. When you order, you’ll also receive the free teaching course, so you and your students will be fully prepared to understand and explain what’s happening in the sky.
Let your students become knowledge bearers for their families, sharing the wonder and science of the eclipse while you all enjoy this rare moment as a community.
Make this eclipse a safe, educational and unforgettable experience for your whole school and beyond.
Get FREE shipping when buying two or more Event Packs.
Help your students understand and experience the Euro Eclipse through high-quality teaching materials developed by professional astrophysicists.
The course includes 3–4 lessons delivered over two weeks, tailored to three different age groups and adapted to local languages across Europe.
A pan-European educational initiative supporting schools in safely observing and learning from the August 2026 solar eclipse.
We coordinate the collective purchase of certified eclipse glasses to ensure safety, reliability, and fair pricing for schools across Europe.
In addition, our team of astrophysicists has developed high-quality teaching materials for students, available free of charge below.
Safety First
Not all eclipse glasses are safe. During previous eclipses counterfeit and uncertified glasses have flooded the market, putting children at risk of permanent eye damage.
We buy only the safest eclipse glasses. CE and ISO 12312-2 certified glasses (created for extended observation of the sun), the same glasses used by NASA and Houston Space center.
During the last small eclipse in Denmark, the excitement was massive among the kids and teachers.
Despite the clouds, and the eclipse being only partial (only 33% of the Sun was covered).
Here's the local news reporting on the event.
For the first time since 1999, Europe will witness a total solar eclipse. Totality can be observed in Spain, Portugal and Iceland.
More than 500 million people will see 80–100% of the Sun covered — a spectacular sight that will dominate headlines, social media, and public attention for weeks.