On August 26, secondary schools received the new reception protocol developed by the Ministry of National Education. Everyone and completely at school, this is in substance what Jean-Michel Blanquer recommends.
No physical distancing but reinforced protection measures. The Louis Pasteur college in Istres, like the other establishments, complies with these new directives with “Caution and without panic” according to the principal of the college, Sylvie Mordant. The latter, along with the teaching and administrative teams, will welcome, tomorrow morning, 542 students from 6th to 3rd. Parents will, of course, no longer be able to enter the yard as they did every year. The head of the establishment and a nurse will go around the classes to explain to the children the new operating methods: “This protocol is sufficiently framing and structuring, assures the manager. It leaves us possibilities of adaptation. We will be pragmatic. We are going to be vigilant and careful. “
Wearing a mask is now compulsory (for students but also teachers and staff) throughout the day, except during sports and during meals. The mask is one of the conditions for entering the college and must be provided by the parents (in the event of loss or forgetting, the college can help the student). Another health point for the family: in the event of symptoms, they should not send their child to class: “We will not do an audit but we will consider that the parents, when they return their child to college, will have made their arrangements and have taken him to the doctor. It is their responsibility. “ Hand washing is also very important to ensure that the virus does not spread. It should be done when arriving in the morning and several times during the day.
This health charter can be adapted to each establishment. The supervisory teams have worked and developed it to meet the needs of the students and the daily reality as closely as possible. All the information concerning this health protocol can be viewed on the National Education, Youth and Sports website: “ For activities, trips and other entertainment, lists Sylvie Mordant, nothing is canceled but it is premature to talk about it. This protocol is supposed to be applied until the holidays of All Saints. But nobody can know if tomorrow or in three days other measures will be added. In terms of timing, we can say that everything is possible or that nothing will be possible. “
Find in interview Karine Beerens, the principal assistant. It has set up educational support for students in difficulty.
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