Question 14850 — nursery and primary education

Summary

Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to class closures in rural areas. In rural areas there are RPIs (intercommunal educational groups) in which we encounter a security problem when there is a class closure which reduces the number of school teachers from three to two. In the constituency of the Member, there is the example of a teacher who would find herself forced to accommodate more than 45 students alone in the event of the unforeseen absence of her colleague. The problem is not law no. 2008-790 of 08/20/2008 which guarantees the right of reception of students but rather the class closure which prevents the school from ensuring the safety of students in this situation. Indeed, apart from the impossibility of offering relevant educational activities for six levels (since in the rurality of triple classes levels exist), there is a risk for the safety of students in establishments which do not have rooms large enough or equipped to accommodate a large group of students or by the impossibility for a teacher to be present in two places at the same time to supervise two groups of children. This is a problem linked to rural areas since, in urban areas, it is easier to find staff to accommodate students in the event of an unforeseen absence or it is easier to disperse students into different classes. The rural environment cannot offer a quick alternative when the absence of a school teacher is noted. Consequently, she asks him if he intends to make it impossible to close classes in a rural environment in an RPI if this reduces the number of teachers from three to two on a site in view of the numbers and the risks. incurred for the safety of students.

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