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For more than 15 years fosforo: has been bringing STEM skills into schools through informal learning activities, and we are already working with several schools on PNRR pathways.

We are on MePA – acquistinretepa.it, the Italian public administration’s procurement portal.

Get in touch and we’ll find the best solution to develop STEM skills in your school or to create training courses, with a project tailored to your pupils and your needs!

The activities

The workshops in the pathways can be chosen from those on our website, in the “WHAT WE DO – SCHOOLS” section, with the timing and number of repetitions we agree on together to make the most of the time available. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, call us!

The experts

The pathways will include various activities run by the science communicators of fosforo: the science festival, which has been bringing hands-on workshops into schools for more than 14 years. In addition to the external expert, we can provide a second staff member to act as tutor.

The trainers

Together we can design training pathways for teachers on innovative teaching methods, the educational and technical management of digital tools, training and professional development in digital skills and much more, according to the needs of each school.

Day activities

A session held in the classroom, in the morning or afternoon, to explore a specific topic through scientific demonstrations, experiments and hands-on activities. An opportunity to spark children’s curiosity about science.

The session lasts 60 minutes and is for a maximum of 30 students.

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Shows

The shows come straight into the classroom with a mix of puppet theatre, science experiments and lots of laughs. The shows are run in collaboration with Mi Racconti una Storia? , an association from Genoa, so dates will depend on their availability.

Duration 60 minutes. For a maximum of 60 children.

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Day activities

  • Bee organized

    Step inside a honeycomb and get a close-up look at the products and curiosities of a highly specialised world: honey, dances, architecture and much more.

  • Seeds of all kinds

    Small, large, round, flat, elongated… Seeds are incredibly varied and specialised: each one has found a way to travel far. Let’s give them a hand by making seed bombs, little balls ready to burst into flowers.

  • Natural colours

    The beauty of nature and the diversity of colours in an interactive workshop to learn about, extract and use natural pigments. Chlorophyll, carotene and anthocyanins are not only great friends of our well-being but also special dyes for our drawings.

  • Air explorers

    You can’t see it, you can’t grab it, and it’s always all around us. Let’s discover such a curious element, and then put it to the test by building a small aerodynamic object.

  • The life of water

    The water cycle is an essential engine of life on Earth. A special paper model and lots of experiments will help us better understand the nature and importance of our blue gold: water.

  • Light, dark and colour

    How many colours are hidden in a ray of light? Is it true that invisible lights exist? Let’s discover all the ingredients we need to create our very own rainbow at home.

  • A world of animals

    Could you recognise an animal from its call? Or from its eyes? Or from its skin? Lots of challenges to learn about the importance of biodiversity and take home an ecosystem… on the tip of our finger.

Shows

  • The curious case of the poo in the farmyard

    From age three

    The peace and quiet of a sleepy farm is turned upside down when Granny Clara discovers that a rude little animal has done a… poo in her beloved farmyard! Her granddaughter Matilde rushes to help: as a budding naturalist, she already knows that for animals poo is a message – it says a lot about the life of whoever left it! Let the investigation begin.

  • Wow, sigh, gulp! A rainbow of emotions

    From age three

    G77 the Owl arrives on Earth from a planet far, far away! Our alien owl knows only two emotions: joy and sadness. Thanks to meeting the characters of “Mi racconti una storia?”, he will find joy in Erminia the Little Sheep and sadness in Gisella the Giraffe. Then he will discover the fear of Vladimiro the Bat, the disgust of Jean Pierre the Lion and finally the anger of Melchiorre the Owl! A journey through a rainbow of emotions!

  • Animal’s got talent

    From age 4

    “Better to live one day as a lion than a hundred years as a sheep...” This is the motto that spurs Erminia to audition for Animal’s Got Talent, determined to redeem the image of her fellow sheep! Ready to set off, she runs into a train strike and all the other hopeful contestants… So let’s discover the distinctive features that make all the characters of “Mi racconti una storia?” unique, and that is exactly why they are special.