Michelle Laeremans

Nearly 200 students from four secondary schools in Mol came together at the Tabloo in Dessel to celebrate the Festival of the Future. The event featured a morning of workshops, music, and presentations of their self-created posters, marking the end of an educational programme focused on health and the environment.

On 15 November, nearly 200 students from 4 secondary schools in Mol gathered at the 'Festival of the Future.' Over the past few weeks, they learned about health and the environment in class through the educational package 'Gezondheidsbewakers' or 'Health Guardians' and concluded this with a morning filled with music, inspiring workshops, and the presentation of their self-made posters.

The 3xG research team is taking an exciting step forward in engaging young people in environmental and health research. We are proud to announce the launch of our educational program, 'Gezondheidsbewakers' (or Health Guardians), specially designed for secondary schools in Mol. With this initiative, students gain knowledge about the purpose and progress of the 3xG research, explore the 3xG data, and are able to understand the scientific basis of environmental and health research.

New milestone in '3xG study' in Dessel, Mol and Retie