The Festival of Schools
The 24th edition of the BergamoScienza Festival will take place from 1st to 11th October 2026.
«Our focus on younger generations stems from the value we place on teaching and hands-on learning»
La Scienza in Classe project, now in its third edition, aims to teach teachers a workshop-based teaching method that explores STEM subjects in a way that is not traditional classroom teaching, but stimulates learning through doing and hands-on activities.
It has been observed that an experimental approach, which involves students directly in putting into practice what is usually only explained in theory, has advantages in terms of learning and motivation to study.
Discover the program of the this edition of La Scienza in Classe.
Educational Resources
We strongly believe in workshop-based teaching and one of our main goals is to offer new tools to support schools in experiencing science in the classroom in an engaging way. Schools take on the role of promoters of scientific dissemination, thanks to peer-to-peer training, where the real protagonists are the students themselves.
Here are some educational resources that we hope will be useful for your lessons!
A proposito di scienza
Videos of simple activities and experiments to replicate with your students, designed by Professor Michele Marcaccio, member of the School Committee and passionate supporter of workshop-based teaching.
"A proposito di scienza" YouTube Channel
Video resources
Our YouTube channel represents an important educational resource that allows teachers and students to explore current scientific topics and more: useful for building research and educational paths, to promote interdisciplinarity and stimulate curiosity. Take a look!
#RaccontamiUnaScuola
A teacher takes you by the hand, looks at you, listens to you, touches your life forever.
A teacher speaks softly, asks questions, inspires glances beyond.
Teachers know that even five minutes of amazement can be enough to open new worlds.
The #RaccontamiUnaScuola project is an example of how even in the classroom you can experience workshop-based and unconventional teaching. Through practical activities and experiments, students become protagonists of engaging and memorable scientific learning. Doing science together and getting your hands dirty: an experience that stimulates curiosity, passion and collaboration, transforming science into an adventure of emotions and wonder.