“There is a great implication because the public service must be efficient and up to the challenges. Benoît Lecomte, director of the Maurice Carême school in Chartres, said the school will be ready for the students’ return this week, after two months of absence linked to the coronavirus epidemic.
As in other Chartraine schools, the reopening of the establishment took place this Monday, May 11, 2020. The first two days of the week are dedicated to the return of teachers and the adaptation of premises to health security measures.
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The students are scheduled to return on Thursday. In Chartres, CP, CM2 and large sections of kindergarten are concerned. As provided for in the national guidelines, there will be no more than fifteen students per class. Priority will be given in particular to the children of requisitioned staff, the children of teachers or even pupils with disabilities.
Remote information for the teaching team
It is therefore first of all the educational team that reinvested the Maurice-Carême school, in the morning of Monday, May 11. Carine Gabaud, inspector of the district for National Education, indicates: “The directors were informed by videoconference of the reopening project to be built in their school. They exchanged with their team and all have been working for two weeks for this pre-entry. It is mainly a question of the physical installation in order to respect the health protocol. “
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The schedules will be staggered, so we will open the school for a longer time to ease traffic.
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A real challenge for each member of the team, as Benoît Lecomte points out: “We really had to rethink the school. The facility was not built and designed to meet current health demands. We slipped into the skin of a child. All trips have been reconsidered with entries and exits. All living spaces have been refurbished to meet the protocol. This concerns the classes with the arrangement of the tables, but also the playground, the toilets … The schedules will be staggered, so we will open the school over a longer time to make traffic flow easier. Beyond space, activities are no longer the same as well. “
“There will be no more than eight students per class”
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The Maurice-Carême school usually has more than 200 students and “about twenty should be present for the resumption on Thursday,” said Carine Gabaud.
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The director added: “There will be no more than eight students per class at Lent school as of Thursday, in five classes. We set off on an alternating welcome, every other day, to be able to integrate all the students. This has been thought through. But the recovery will be gradual. The objective is to carry out regular milestones, in relation to the body of inspectors and the entire hierarchy. There may be flexibility. “
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