Despite the theme of equality between girls and boys in sport developed this Monday, February 28 in the amphitheater of the Jehan-de-Beauce high school, in Chartres, the tables are mixed only by obligation.
About thirty students from the sports sections of the second to the final year welcomed the former international footballer, Melissa Plaza. The former player of Olympique Lyonnais has since retiring from the field a doctorate in social psychology and has made a place for herself in the field of slam (texts declaimed a cappella as the artist Grand Corps Malade does). .
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For an hour, she answered questions from young people, shared her experience as a football player in a male environment.
Simon, a 15-year-old athlete, recalled a joke he heard at his badminton club: “Someone said that for once, women had a steering wheel in their hands without having an accident. Before, I didn’t pay attention to it. »
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Louanne, 17, from the football section was marked by the feminist model of the player: “I follow women like her on social networks, but seeing her face to face has a greater impact. After these exchanges, the students wrote slams, encouraged by Mélissa Plaza, herself a semi-finalist in the French slam championships.
Practice. Saturday March 5, the Jehan-de-Beauce high school organizes its open doors from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Parents of second year students are invited to discover the establishment.
Three conferences will be organized in the amphitheater. One will take place at 9:15 a.m. to explain to the seconds the 2023 baccalaureate (mixture of final tests and continuous assessment). At 10:15 a.m., the general and technological streams will be explained to the third and at 11:15 a.m., it will be the professional path.
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Aurelie Chupin
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