The MeteoFreixo Club, created in 2017/18, provides a daily regional meteorological service, known as "TV Meteo". The video weather forecast for the Minho region is made by students and is followed by the community and local institutions via the digital channels provided (one of our objectives - public service). Warnings are also issued about natural hazards (especially fires, storms) associated with extreme events and about local air quality. The project has expanded to include a "climate studies centre", made up of student researchers who monitor weather data and publish monthly/annual reports in the Correio Minho and Diário Minho newspapers. Meteorology workshops for other schools, teacher training, the organisation of cross-border climate change congresses (6 editions) and research are also other activities carried out at MeteoFreixo. In 2025 we created the first municipal network of meteo stations in Portugal - RIMEM.