In parliamentary proceedings it is the parliamentary committees that deal first with the proposals drafted and forwarded by the European Commission. The committees appoint a so-called rapporteur who formulates the committees position on the proposals that have been put forward by the European Commission. All the documents which are scrutinised and drafted by the committees, are available on their respective webpages. Reports that are submitted to, debated and adopted in Plenary can also be looked up :
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/activities/plenary/reports.do?language=en

If you want to correspond with Parliament, receive information about the Right of Petition or have access to other documents of Parliament :
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/parliament/public/staticDisplay.do?language=EN&id=48

Several times a year, the Euroscola programme brings together a group of about 500 16-18 year old secondary school students from the fifteen European Union countries in Strasbourg (and occasionally in Brussels) for a day of meetings to learn about the European Parliament and discuss topical European issues.

The European Parliament receives groups of visitors in its three places of work, Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg, not only during part-sessions but also outside part-sessions.