Secondary schools
Spark your class's curiosity
Design is everywhere. But does it work for everyone? Is every design equally accessible? Is every product good for the planet? And if not, how can we change that? Our guided tours and workshops encourage students to look beyond the object itself. Together, they explore the impact of design on people, society and the environment while discovering how they can help shape a better future. Expect lively discussions about innovation, sustainability and creativity.
our guided tours
- Guided tour
- On request
Future Makers
A guided tour for secondary school. Through design, students reflect critically on climate change, inequality and digitalisation, thinking about tomorrow.
- Guided tour
- 19.10.26—30.06.27
Practical arrangements?
From the first one-piece plastic chair to 3D printing, bring the history of design to life. Dis designers and try out several iconic chairs yourself.
- City walk
- 19.10.26—30.06.27
Walk + Talk
How are designers changing the world? Discover urban mining and fair fashion in Ghent. An interactive, thought-provoking city walk by and for young people.
- Workshop
- On request
Start to Design
From the museum galleries to the design studio. Solve problems through design, experiment with cardboard and clay, and take home a sketchbook full of bold ideas
- Toolkit and self-guided group visit
- On request
Public Matter(s): Design and Democracy - Toolkit
Pourquoi vote-t-on avec un crayon rouge ? Découvrez comment le design façonne la démocratie à travers une visite libre sur le proteste et l'activisme.
- Guided tour
- On request
Public Matter(s): Design and Democracy – Secondary Education
Why do we vote with a red pencil? Discover how design shapes democracy. Explore protest, politics and activism from a new perspective during this guided tour.