How could the Government justify this in schools when, moreover, it tightens the screw on the wearing of the compulsory mask in public space?
For Core In Fronte, there is always a real risk of contamination for children and adults, especially since it will be difficult to enforce barrier gestures for young children and since the mask will not be compulsory below 11 years old.
It is necessary to ensure optimal reception conditions if we do not want to end up in a potentially difficult health situation in the short term.
Core In Fronte also calls on the Assemblea di Corsica on its organizational prerogatives, in particular on school transport or the operation of canteens in secondary schools.
It is obvious that respecting physical distancing will force the doubling of certain bus lines. However, to date, two weeks before the start of the school year, there is no information from the CdC services on the organization of student transport.
Ditto for the canteens. For the moment, the CdC agents do not have clear directives.
In Bastia, for example, students from Giraud college go to eat at Simon-Vinciguerra college. The usual protocol foresees a double service: 12h-12h45 for Simon-Vinciguerra and 12h50-13h35 for Giraud.
According to some information, the new protocol would provide for the complete cleaning of the refectory between the two services.
The absolute respect of this one will make that the students of Giraud will finish eating at 2 pm, when the time of the resumption of the lessons. Such a situation cannot be conceivable in the context of the smooth running of a school curriculum.
Core In Fronte calls for everyone’s responsibility and wants concrete and rapid responses. It is in the interests of students, parents and the general public.
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