The EU should invest more in school infrastructure on its territory so that all pupils can have good science courses in laboratories to have a generation that can better develop their skills. Let us take the example of Finland and follow the positive aspects of their school education. At the same time, it would be necessary to invest in sports infrastructure so that the next generation can, for example, swim. The lack of school swimming pools and gyms is acute in many EU countries. It could also help to combat childhood obesity, which is on the rise and is therefore a danger for the future of our society. Good education and health are the pillars for the prosperity of countries. We should invest in these areas as a matter of priority.