During the autumn break, children in Bois-le-Roi experienced two weeks filled with discovery and experiences, centered around the theme "Agir" (Action). They were encouraged to take initiative and become active participants in their holidays.
The first week saw elementary school children create a film-reportage on the "Agir" theme. They also met with the municipal police, who presented their duties and led an introduction to investigative work, including fingerprint lifting. Older children designed and created their "Haunted House" evening event, a collective project involving about twenty children. Younger children enjoyed their own evening event and a trip to the library for Halloween stories told by Florence.
The second week was equally dynamic. Elementary students explored the world of podcasting with Francas, creating their own shows. Five days of sports camps allowed sports enthusiasts to be active and share moments, complemented by a digital wall with new games and challenges. The younger children visited the fire station to learn about the firefighters' daily lives and missions.
To conclude the holidays, a large Halloween event was held. Six children were particularly involved in its preparation and organization, offering families a festive evening. The success of these holidays was met with positive feedback from families, highlighting the children's enthusiasm and involvement, the families' trust, and the commitment of the animation team and speakers.
