Saying that France is a country that does not reform might be a cliché, isn’t it? To be continued…
The Peillon reform of school timetables will be reformed by the Bergier reform.
School timetables may be relaxed, starting from the 2017 school year.
The minister encourages dialogue among “field actors.” “Each educational community will be able to determine what is best for them, with a final arbitration by the academy inspector to guarantee the student’s interest in the chosen system.”
Three possibilities are emerging for municipalities.
First, the status quo. “All satisfied territories” should “continue” to apply the current organization, as the minister also specified.
Second option: a municipality can decide to keep the four-and-a-half-day week but abandon extracurricular activities. No change in organization, it is just a rearrangement of work within the days.
Finally, cities that wish can completely abandon the reform and return to a four-day week. In that case, you will need to reorganize and find a childcare solution for Wednesday.
This is indeed the case in Nice, as its mayor has already announced with much fanfare.
