National education: Social alert in primary schools, concerns for sport in secondary schools

The FSU-SNUipp launched a right of alert at the beginning of the week. Particularly targeted are the reception conditions for students with disabilities, which was the subject of a meeting between the unions and the Academic Director of Education Services…

The FSU-SNUipp launched a right of alert at the beginning of the week. Particularly targeted are the reception conditions for students with disabilities, which was the subject of a meeting between the unions and the Academic Director of National Education Services, Patrice Lemoine. “It’s a pastiche of education,” denounces SNUipp. “The teams, without training, are often left alone,” specifies the press release announcing this right to alert. Who denounces the lack of resources and the growing distress of teachers, “losing meaning and victims of professional fatigue.

In the absence of a satisfactory response, a departmental strike notice for teaching staff from 1^is degree, accompanying students with disabilities and psychologists from National Education, working in schools, educational and specialized establishments in Lot-et-Garonne, will be deposited from Tuesday, December 12 until March 31, 2024 included.

“These are known issues, which we are discussing together, with the trade union organizations,” reacts Patrice Lemoine. “We are a department which, every year, creates inclusion units (Ulis).”

“Educational desert”

Another subject of concern, highlighted by the FSU, in secondary education this time: the lack of PE teacher in the department, “champion of France” of non-replaced hours with 272 per week not provided since the start of the school year. With only one permanent replacement for the department, compared to 17 in 2015. “The SNEP-FSU 47 alerts public opinion to the fact that due to lack of sufficient recruitment, Lot-et-Garonne risks becoming an “educational desert” in EPS . In a context of increasing sedentary lifestyle, the development of PE is a necessity,” the teachers point out.

“We had problems at the start of the year, but today, I am not aware of a colleague who is not filled. There are replacements, not necessarily permanent, but contractual,” explains Patrice Lemoine.

They invite you to sign the petition, “ for more sporty youth, it all starts at school.