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CDS
An event bringing together research, science, and your students, organized by Confluent des Savoirs in collaboration with researchers from UNamur.
Are you a teacher looking to spark your students' scientific curiosity?
The Research at Your School program offers educational activities directly inspired by research conducted at the University of Namur, allowing your students to explore scientific research in an interactive and accessible way.
These workshops are led by science educators from Confluent des Savoirs and conducted in collaboration with researchers from UNamur.
Each workshop is designed to:
- Stimulate critical thinking and scientific inquiry;
- Build bridges between academic knowledge, research, and teaching;
- Encourage interaction, experimentation, and dialogue.
For each workshop, you don’t need any materials—Confluent des Savoirs takes care of everything!
Workshops
Who is it for? Students in grades 9 through 12
Where? At your school or at UNamur.
How much? €6 per student (minimum charge for 15 students) – travel expenses from UNamur: €0.45/km – Free travel within the Corbeille de Namur (Namur-Centre, Cathédrale, and Célestines) or if you bring your students to UNamur.
When? Throughout the school year (except during the month of March). Depending on your request, the mediators’ schedule, and equipment availability.
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Activity Catalog
Registration Instructions
1. Be willing to host a facilitator from Confluent des Savoirs at your school, or be able to travel to the University of Namur on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday, depending on your request, the facilitators’ schedule, and the availability of materials. The workshops will take place between September 15, 2025, and July 3, 2026.
2. Submit your workshop request via the registration form; only requests received through this page will be considered.
3. The Confluent des Savoirs team will contact you to set the date and discuss logistical details.
If you’d like to explore a topic with your students that isn’t included in our catalog, or if you’d like us to visit during winter break or as part of your research projects, please contact us.