During her traditional school tour for the start of the school year, Karine Traval-Michelet, mayor of Colomiers, was greeted in song yesterday morning at Lamartine elementary school. A chorus and some musical notes to set the tempo for a harmonious morning.
“All the children are there,” warned Virginie Pivois, the new director of Lamartine elementary school. “All the teachers too”, rejoiced Valérie Marrou, new national education inspector for the district of Colomiers. “We are experiencing a peaceful return to school and we are all delighted with it,” said Catherine Clouscard-Martinato, deputy mayor for education who has been preparing this return to school for several weeks. “The workforce is stable around 3,450 children and its management has been well anticipated by all the educational and municipal teams”.
Soon CO2 sensors
If the health constraints related to Covid-19 have not been an obstacle to the smooth running of the start of the school year, in the coming weeks, CO2 sensors will still be installed in the 140 classrooms of the city.
“Having the same health protocol at the reopening as at the closing of the classes was easier to manage,” said the mayor. “Everyone now has the right reflexes. Despite everything, we have placed an order to equip all schools with CO2 sensors in the coming weeks. Even if this at a cost of € 50,000, we are doing it above all to reassure everyone. the world because our schools are new and well ventilated “.
For children who depend on the future Simone-Veil school, which is being built, a second start will take place after the All Saints holidays in their new premises in the Marots district. With their teachers and their director Valérie Chevalier, they are currently hosted at the former Paul-Bert school.
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