By Marie Mangane
Published on 20 Feb 21 at 18:05
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Entrepreneurship to learn, this is the theme of the week shared by two classes of second Bac Pro of Saint-Joseph high school in Châteaubriant (Loire Atlantique) and third year students who could not find Internship discovery due to health crisis. It ended with a presentation of four mini-business projects, Friday, February 19, 2021.
In terms of innovation, the young people rather amazed the jury composed in particular of the representative of l‘Start people employment agency, of Jean-Luc Marsollier for the Community of Communes of Châteaubriant, of Jean-Louis Jobert, deputy director of the high school or even Dounia Bonhomme, student of the Saint-Joseph high school.
The projects presented were often common denominator ecology or responsible consumption. One group thus proposed a concept for recovering used furniture in order to give them a second life, while another proposed to recycle unsold food products from supermarkets to make healthy and fresh meal trays, to be delivered to establishments. schools or businesses.
The jury’s favorite traveling solidarity grocery store
Some have given free rein to their imagination with a concept of the school of the future with cinemas, cake bars and rest rooms. Not to mention green spaces and dispensers of free hygienic protection in the girls’ toilets. All in order to motivate students to come to class, and therefore fight against dropping out of school.
The jury’s favorite project was built arounda concept of mobile solidarity grocery store, which would make it possible to supply the elderly and the most fragile in particular easily throughout the territory. A project with particularly true resonances in this period of health crisis which revealed the precariousness and isolation of many inhabitants.
On the proposal of Jean-Luc Marsollier, the group of students behind the concept is invited to come and present it to the mobility committee of the Community of municipalities. Even if it means transforming the essay and bringing this imagined project to life in a week within the walls of the school.
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