Monday April 29, the day schoolchildren returned from their spring break, was also a back-to-school morning for the senator…
Monday April 29, the day schoolchildren returned from their spring vacation, was also a back-to-school morning for departmental councilor senator Monique Lubin. The elected representative of the canton Chalosse Tursan had taken care to take in her bags a set of books and albums intended for preparatory course students from the public elementary schools of Haut-Mauco and Dumes.
During her morning wandering, in turn, in the presence of Gilbert Lanne and Franck Bedin, respective mayors of the two communes, she gave each of the little ones interested an album “Francisco”, by Perceval Barrier, published by Éditions l’École Recreation.
Questions answers
Under the watchful eye of their teachers Aurélie Gosset and Lydie Lalanne, Monique Lubin took part in the game of questions and answers with the children. “Reading is very important to understand many things,” she recalled. Beautiful books are great to read with your parents,” slipping in a half-hearted message to meditate on the social phenomenon covered by the voracity of screens.
This distribution, which is part of the departmental operation A Book for All Ages, aims to offer all children access to reading: an album at birth, a book at 6 years old and a check read upon entry. of college.
