Question 10993 — teaching

Summary

Mr. Benoît Biteau questions the Minister of National Education about the elimination, on September 1, 2025, of the support fund for the development of extracurricular activities (FDSAP), created by Law No. 2013-595 of July 8, 2013. This fund supported municipalities organizing the school week over 4.5 days and made it possible to finance extracurricular artistic, cultural and sporting activities, often free for families. This decision particularly impacts rural municipalities, whose already constrained budgets do not allow them to absorb the disappearance of this funding without calling into question the quality and diversity of the activities offered to children. In many villages, the FDSAP represented an essential lever to guarantee access for all children to educational and cultural activities, helping to reduce territorial inequalities and social. The elimination of the fund comes at a time when the citizens' convention on the child's time, currently in progress, emphasizes that "the child's time is not defined for the child, his health, his development and his learning". This decision therefore seems to contradict the preliminary recommendations of this consultation, even though studies, notably from the National Academy of Medicine, recommend the organization of the school week in 4.5 days to optimize the well-being and learning of children. He therefore asks what reasons led the Government to abolish this fund, the specific measures envisaged to support rural municipalities particularly weakened by this decision and the way in which the Government intends to guarantee a fair offer of extracurricular activities adapted to the needs of children, in accordance with the recommendations of the citizens' convention on children's time.

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