A new 80-place leisure center will be built in Villeneuve le Comte, with financial support from Val d'Europe Agglomération. Located as an extension to the Jules Ferry primary school, the future non-residential leisure center (ALSH) will offer children a new space to play, discover, and share activities.
With a surface area of 619 m², this facility will be able to accommodate up to 80 children. Connected to the school by a glass gallery, it will extend the children's living spaces while providing a meeting and convivial place for educational teams.
The project places significant importance on bio-sourced materials, particularly wood, used for the framework, cladding, joinery, and insulation. Designed with a High Environmental Quality (HQE) approach, the building will also incorporate a natural cooling system, known as free cooling, which uses the coolness of outdoor air to ventilate the premises.
On Saturday, November 7, 2026, Julien Quinterne, Mayor of Villeneuve le Comte, laid the first stone of this future facility, in the presence of Philippe Descrouet, President of Val d’Europe Agglomération, and institutional partners of the project.
With a total cost of €2,328,043, this operation benefits from a support of €600,000 from Val d’Europe Agglomération. The CNAF (€300,000), the State (Dotation de Soutien à l’Investissement Local: €199,926), and the CAF (€60,000) also participate in the financing.
