On Monday September 4, at the Raymond-Queudet school in Croisty, Martin Demoulin welcomed 15 students from cycle 1, from the very small section to the large nursery section. They are 2 to 5 years old.
Patricia Garrett will look after 19 pupils in Cycle 2 aged 6 to 8 from CP to CE2.
Emmanuel Rongemail, who is the school director, will be responsible for 17 students in Cycle 3, CM1 and CM2, aged 9 to 10 years.
Territorial Agent (AtCem) specializing in nursery schools Sylvie Gueguen. Aurélie Le Guern will support children with disabilities as AESH.
“This year, The director mentions, We provide English label to all students in school. Last year, the Education Committee trained to implement this label from the beginning of the school year.. From kindergarten onwards, students are invited to taste English on a daily basis. All students can practice English for about three hours a week. »
“We are also setting up a program to create awareness among students about environment and biodiversity. Students will build two insect shelters. Each class will fill its insect hotel and the pilots will be Sylvie Rivolán from the Media Library, Emmanuel and Patricia. The director concludes.
“Beeraholic. Friend of animals everywhere. Evil web scholar. Zombie maven.”
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Translated into English by Belaid Ait Ali – Kabyle.com
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