Santa Claus' visit to the schools of Valence d'Agen, a smiling tradition

Like every year, before the end of year school holidays begin, Santa Claus visits nursery and primary schools in the town of Valence d'Agen (Tarn-et-Garonne) to distribute gifts, which are generally wonderful books.

This year, the program has evolved: a rejuvenated Santa Claus, perfectly at ease in his purple coat, handed out gifts to the students of Jules Ferry and Gérard Lalanne primary schools at Valence town hall, in the hall. Illustrious, magnificently decorated by municipal agents. Before that, the students had the pleasure of attending a cinema screening at the Apollo.

For nursery schools, he went to their establishments, Pierre Perret and Jules Ferry, to save little ones from having to travel too long to the town hall. They were able to attend a show and enjoy their snack. Distributions began on Monday and ended at the end of the week. Each time, the children and their educators were received by Francine Larroussinie, deputy mayor, representing Jean-Michel Baylet, as well as by several municipal councilors.

A delicious snack awaited them, helping them wait until the long-awaited arrival of Santa Claus. A well-stocked buffet with numerous sweets, cakes, candies, fruit juices, chocolates and other delicacies was particularly appreciated. A teacher said enthusiastically: “These children are really spoiled, how lucky they are! »

Offered by the Valencian municipality, this snack, carefully prepared by city officials, was impeccably rich.