Non-formal education at the “Terre sans frontières” festival

This festival brings together local authorities, NGOs, entrepreneurs, businesses, elected officials, teachers and the citizen movement under one roof. Students who participate in the various workshops have the opportunity to build tangible results throughout the day, which will be staged in different innovative forms: plays, scenarios, comedies, music, images, Lego constructions, aikido, artistic creations and much more will be presented.

Young people develop practical skills, receive public recognition for their work from the authorities present at the festival and from the public present, which increases their self-confidence and they become independent and capable people.

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