Each year, students from L'Escouleto kindergarten and Les Lauriers elementary school receive a visit from the small farm of Pignans. This day is dedicated to discovering animals, allowing children to approach them, observe them, and ask questions to better understand their way of life.
These exchanges aim to deepen children's knowledge of these species while sensitizing them to the respect of life. This educational project is organized by the School Affairs department, under the responsibility of Sandrine Iberti, in collaboration with the educational teams.
The project also benefits from the support of Caroline Masse, deputy mayor for school affairs, early childhood, and youth. This educational event is now well-established in the calendar, offering schoolchildren an opportunity to develop differently, closer to nature.
