In the South, Courses Suspended because of Heat, a Phenomenon "Unpublished for a Month of September"
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Teachers from Joffre High School had to adjourn classes this Tuesday afternoon because of the heat. They asked the Rectorate and the Region to act quickly.
Education staff unions point to temperatures that still exceed 30°C in some classes, dangerous for children and teachers, in a crucial and busy period of re-entry.
In the South, Courses Suspended because of Heat, a Phenomenon "Unpublished for a Month of September"
"The temperatures exceed 35°C in some workshops of vocational high schools, and even in classes," said Florent Martin, representative of the Syndicat national des personnels de direction de l'Éducation nationale (Snpden) in Montpellier. "In such conditions, "we are not far from endangering staff and students," he added, referring to a phenomenon "to (his) new knowledge for a month of September, as it was unprecedented to have a heat wave in May.…
In the Gard and the Hérault, several institutions suspended the teachings on Monday and Tuesday in the face of a suffocating heat. A phenomenon judged... Read more The heatwave invites in the classrooms and forces the schools of the south to cut the classes appeared first on Le Singulier.
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