A few days ago we celebrated in Numont one of our favorite days: the science fair 🧪. An experience full of learning, curiosity and, above all, connection between students from different educational stages.
Science was present in the hallways, the classrooms and even in the smiles of those who enthusiastically shared their projects. And the most special thing: it was the high school students themselves who led the day, explaining their experiments to the youngest students of the school.
👨🏫 Students, protagonists of learning
During the fair, the Secondary students presented their science projects to their peers from Early Stage and Primary. They had worked for days on their ideas, developing experiments, building models and preparing their oral presentations.
But the best thing was not only the content, but the form: they explained with patience, enthusiasm and accessible language. The young ones approached with questions, touched the materials, watched in amazement… and learned from their older classmates as if they were real teachers.
🧠 Learning by doing: the Numont approach
At Numont we believe that the best way to learn is by doing, sharing and enjoying. This fair was not just a showcase of projects, but a real opportunity to:
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To develop oral expression and communication
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Encourage teamwork
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Awakening scientific curiosity
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Gaining trust through recognition
And the most important thing: to build links between stages, from experience and empathy.
🤝 A community where young and old learn together
Seeing the high school students carefully guiding the younger ones was exciting. They took care to explain well, to make them understand, to include them. And the little ones, for their part, listened with an attentiveness rarely seen in a traditional classroom.
These moments are a perfect example of what we want at Numont: a united educational community, where learning does not depend on age, but on the desire to share.
🎥 Relive the fair in this video
We have shared a small summary on Instagram, where you can see the atmosphere experienced, the smiles, the explanations and the authentic reactions of the little ones.
👉 See video of the science fair on our Instagram
🌟 Pride, gratitude and desire to repeat
We would like to congratulate all the students who participated, both those who presented and those who came with curiosity and respect. We would also like to thank the teaching staff who made the organization of the fair possible.
This type of experience reminds us why education is something that is lived, shared and felt.
