Brignoles: Schoolyards Open to the Public During Toussaint Holidays

The City of Brignoles is piloting the "Libre Cour" program to provide leisure spaces for residents.

Generic image of a schoolyard open to the public during school holidays in Southern France.
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Generic image of a schoolyard open to the public during school holidays in Southern France.

During the Toussaint holidays, the City of Brignoles is launching an unprecedented initiative called « Libre Cour », allowing residents exceptional access to the schoolyards of Claude-Gilardo and Jean-Giono schools.

This experimental program aims to provide residents with local spaces dedicated to leisure, games, and family sharing moments. The goal is to encourage outdoor activities and create new meeting places during the school holidays.
Adapted schedules are planned for each establishment. The Claude-Gilardo school will be accessible daily, including weekends, from 9 AM to 6 PM. For the Jean-Giono school, hours vary: the first week, access will be available daily from 9 AM to 6 PM; the second week, from Monday to Friday from 12:30 PM to 6 PM and on weekends from 9 AM to 6 PM.
The municipality reminds the public that these schoolyards, although open, remain primarily spaces for children. The success of the program relies on respect for the premises and equipment, cleanliness, and consideration for other users. Everyone is invited to familiarize themselves with the regulations and prohibited uses to ensure the smooth operation of this initiative.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Brignoles (16/10/2026)