Elisabeth Borne sends her “support” to school staff who return to school this Monday and are preparing “a recovery plan” for students from January 27.
The Minister of National Education, Elisabeth Borne, addresses her “support“, on X this Monday, “to ministry staff who are hard at work preparing to welcome students from January 27“. Teachers and school staff return to school this Monday, a little over a month after the devastating passage of Cyclone Chido in the archipelago. Elisabeth Borne announces that she will go to Mayotte next week.
In a press release, published on her X account, the Minister of Education indicates that the staff “will be required to develop a plan for resuming school activities communicated to families no later than January 24“. To guarantee the resumption of students in the “most suitable conditions“, of the “student rotation systems in classes“can be set up and courses will be”broadcast on Mayotte La Première“.
To guarantee the security of establishments, “66 mobile security team members“will be deployed to reinforce”72 already positioned“in middle and high schools and”300 prevention officers will ensure the safety of schools“. Health and psychological support measures are also planned with “three offices in schools“reinforced by”three medical-psychological emergency cells in the center, north and south of the island“A telephone listening service has also been set up.”with MGEN and accessible free of charge 24/7.”
To support the 115,000 students in Mayotte, the ministry will distribute “5,000 school supply kits” (with backpacks, notebooks, pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, glue) as well as “900 units of school furniture“. The Ministry of Education also welcomes the mobilization of other actors such as the Groupement Mousquetaires which also provides school kits and the Bibliothèques sans frontières association which donates “200 tons of school materials“.
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