The aim of the festival is to promote science among young people by making it stimulating and interesting.
Sensory experiences, ice cream preparation, demonstrations: the organizers of the various kiosks put everything in place so that young people can learn in the most stimulating way.
We encourage sports a lot, it’s cheerfulthere are a lot of young people who are interested in sports, but there are a lot of young people who are more intellectual, more skilled and interested in science
confirmed one of the participants who participated in the booths displayed on the site for young people.
The young people in attendance enjoyed their experience. I find it interesting to understand how the world is formed
Share a little girl. Chemistry is really interesting
Boy added.
The Fjord Museum hopes to spark new interest among young people, Director of Communications Lily Gilot explains.
” We are the only museum in the region with a science theme. So, for us, it’s a way to reach a new audience that is not interested in the natural sciences. »
We’ll talk about geology, robotics, video games, and the evolution of science available in the software here
she added.
The festival runs on Saturdays and Sundays for young people and their families who want to learn more about science.
Based on Kenza Shafiq’s report
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