Wiltz children trying to reach new voters

March 7, a Tuesday morning, 9.00 am, Lycée du Nord in Wiltz. After a one-hour journey from the centre of the country, we are greeted in front of the building by a teacher beaming from ear to ear, but at the same time seemingly a little nervous. "Come in, the children are already waiting for you, " we are told. Lou Majerus leads us to the first floor of the building and we enter a kind of computer room – several computer screens stand side by side on a table, jackets hang over the chairs, school bags are on the floor. Our gaze wanders on to a glass box. Several children's eyes are suddenly on us – "there they are, " "oh, my God" or "now it's about to start" can be heard in the confusion. Everyone sits around several tables arranged in a rectangle. A microphone hangs on a pole in front of each child, a sign on the ceiling that says "On Air" suddenly catches our eye and we realise: this is not just any room with lots of glass walls, this is a radio studio. We have not burst into a regular school lesson, nor are we visiting youngsters from the Lyceum – this is something very special, especially for the smallest ones in the room.