Bad surprise this Thursday, January 16, 2025 in the morning at Le Manio nursery school, in Lorient. Around 7:30 a.m., the establishment’s teams noticed a large quantity of water on the floor in the room intended for after-school reception. The city’s technical agents, as well as the Lorient firefighters, quickly intervened to pump the water. A responsiveness praised by Morgane Christien, first deputy mayor of Lorient. “The teams quickly found where the problem was coming from,” explains the delegate for education, student life, health prevention, twinning and decentralized cooperation. We sent an email to notify parents.”
An “aging building”
Faced with this “aging building” – causing some fears among teaching staff and parents – the assistant “understands the worry and fatigue” that these “repeated” inconveniences can generate. “We have €700,000 earmarked for the renovation of this school.” In this specific case, “the explosion of a pipe was difficult to predict”. Morgane Christien assures teachers and parents that “everything will be done to quickly resolve the problem”.
The morning flood also caused damage. Furniture was damaged, as well as a ceiling, not to mention the pipes. A diagnosis has already been launched to subsequently carry out the necessary work. As for extracurricular reception – morning and evening – this should not be disrupted. A temporary fallback solution was found in the catering room.
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