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On the foundations of the mining past and the former zoo of Zwartberg in Genk, Labiomista is an evolving project that transported us into the unique vision of the artist Koen Vanmechelen and his life’s work in the terms of identity, fertility and biocultural diversity.

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In the garden we were invited by the guide to plant the seeds of their dreams.

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In the afternoon we participated in a STEM workshop, where we had the chance to learn about how to build a CO2 sensor. We learned to work with the Arduino programme and each country built its own CO2 sensor, which they took with them in their own schools.

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We took a visit to the former coal mine of Beringen, a site which is close to the Belgian school. After the visit we returned to school to review the results of the CO2 measurements. The pupils draw some conclusions and they finished the assignment of the week.

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In the afternoon we planted trees in the school garden and after that all the participants received the certificates of attendance and the Europass certificates.

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In the afternoon we took a walking tour at Connecterra, inside the Hoge Kempen National Park.

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The Ecotron is a unique, high-tech research installation in which the researchers from the University of Hasselt study the effects of climate change on biodiversity. The Ecotron guide took the group to the behind the scene visit.

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On the second day we went on a city trip to Brussels. We visited the main sights of the city while we were playing an Instagram game. The Portuguese team was the responsible team for the CO2 sensor and they recorded the values of CO2 in different places: inside the house, at the railway station, at McDonald’s, in different places in Brussels.

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The first day of activities began with a welcome session followed by a guided tour of the school.