# Science Is Fun: From the Human Body in School to Class 3 Pathogens
Welcome to the program co-produced by the University of Montpellier and Divergence-FM, which takes you on a tour of the laboratories of the Muse archipelago. Sylvain Wagnon, a researcher at Lirdef, talks to us about the role of the body in schools. In our report, we head to CEMIPAI, one of the largest Biosafety Level 3 facilities in France.
Between two lockdowns, how about a little exercise? Swimming, soccer, handball, or yoga—many of you are dreaming of getting your bodies moving again after two lockdowns and nearly eleven months of the pandemic. And what about the kids? Many doctors, of course, have warned about the risks of excessive sedentary behavior and have advocated for the urgent reopening of sports facilities for young people. Since late November, the Ministry of Education has even followed suit by launching the “30 Minutes of Daily Exercise at School” initiative. Common sense, some will rightly say, and yet it took a pandemic for such a program to be implemented and for the question of the body’s place in French schools to be raised once again. We’re discussing this issue today with our guest Sylvain Wagnon, a professor at the Faculty of Education and a researcher at the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Research Didactics, Education, and Training.
In the second half of the program, we head to CEMIPAI, the Center for the Study of Infectious Diseases and Anti-Infectious Pharmacology, one of the largest Biosafety Level 3 facilities in France. Why Level 3? Because it handles Class 3 pathogens… Delphine Muriaux, the director of CEMIPAI, explains as she gives us a tour.
For more information:
Read:
- The Body in School: A Forgotten Dimension
- School: Should yoga be added to the curriculum?
- Discussion: Outdoor Education: An Alternative Worth Exploring
- Yoga on the schedule
Don't miss: CEMIPAI presentation video
Science is Fun—you’ve got the ticket, let’s go!
Co-production: University of Montpellier / Divergence-fm
Host: Lucie Lecherbonnier
Interview: Lucie Lecherbonnier / Aline Périault
Reporting: Aline Périault
Editing: Lucie Lecherbonnier
Director: Adeline Flo’ch
Tune in to the show “A LUM LA SCIENCE” on Divergence FM 93.9
