The Local Bloom Movement is a collaboration where students, teachers and researchers use their own work experience to support children in schools in disadvantaged areas:
 

• overcome the disadvantages acquired because of the characteristics of the place, and
• to find their way around the labour market and show them how to find their place.
   

When we organise visits to factories, we want to open children's minds to an economic life that will serve their future in a way that depends on them.

The factory visit is a thematic introduction to these practical jobs and the personal skills that everyone will be expected to acquire in the future.