“You don’t take off your mask, eh!”
Parents quickly remind their children of good practices in front of the Marie-Curie elementary school portal. Toddlers already know them.
Before entering the classroom, they instantly stand in single file and hold out their hands. Michel Vernardakis, the principal, distributes a dab of hydroalcoholic gel to the first grade students:
“Now, they know by heart the gestures to adopt. They have been used since September. However, I think the mask will be difficult for them. It’s a novelty.”
“Full of germs”
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Back to school masked for this CP student in Draguignan. Photo A.G.
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However, in class, they almost teach instead of Pascale Denisart, the substitute teacher.
For about twenty minutes, the teacher explains to them why the mask becomes compulsory from the age of six.
“Can we take off the mask”, she asks them. A “no” echoed.
Little Angelina has some details to bring to her classmates:
“We have the right to remove it only in the canteen, when we eat. And we must not touch it. Above, there are plenty of germs. Also, we must change it for the afternoon. that they are in sachets for protection. “
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“We must not take off the mask, it is full of germs.” Photo A.G.
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In order to minimize the risk of transmission of Covid as much as possible, agents will clean the door handles three to four times a day, and will continue to ventilate the premises.
Also, children will no longer be able to bring toys to school.
“Oh no! I took my marbles today. I didn’t know that we were no longer allowed to play with them in the yard“, Nathan saddens before putting away, resigned, his bag in the satchel.
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PICTURES. Back to school masked for primary school students in Draguignan
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