The Pokémon Company International has expanded its Pokémon Club program with new education partnerships that will bring the initiative to more schools and libraries across the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada. Beginning Aug. 3, K-12 educators in the US and Canada can access the program through a partnership with the International Society for Transforming Education (ISTE), expanding beyond its existing availability through the American Library Association. The rollout will continue Sept. 1 with participating primary schools across the UK through a partnership with creative education agency SUPER. First introduced in 2025, Pokémon Club uses the Pokémon Trading Card Game and themed activities to help young players develop strategic thinking, teamwork and social-emotional skills while connecting with other Pokémon fans in inclusive learning environments. The expansion marks the latest effort to make the program more widely available to educators, schools and libraries while giving more children opportunities to participate in organized Pokémon TCG activities and community-focused learning.
Source: The Pokémon Company International and Pokemon.com
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