16th edition of the science festival: STLO shares its science with schoolchildren from Irodouër!

For this 16th edition of the science festival, 10 scientists from STLO went to meet CE2, CM1 and CM2 classes from Irodouër elementary schools “Henri Dès” and “Saint-Joseph” on October 3, 2025.

"What is a bacterium?", "How is butter made?", "What is milk made of?"... These were just some of the questions that piqued the interest of pupils at Irodouër elementary school during this day.

Over the course of the day, three classes of CE2, CM1 and CM2 had the opportunity to discover the workshops offered by UMR STLO scientists and learn more about milk and dairy products. The children were able to talk to the scientists about milk, yogurt, cheese, cream and butter production, as well as the bacteria used to make some of these products.

The activities proposed by the STLO scientists provided a fun approach to science and dairy products, and the children were able to manipulate various instruments, such as microscopes, pipettes and vortexes, much to their delight. Enough to inspire future generations!

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16th edition of the science festival: STLO shares its science with schoolchildren from Irodouër!

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