PASSAGE A ARAGNANA CE 25 OCTOBRE 2015
Nous avons de nouveau pris la route pour rejoindre les Pangalanes et sommes passés au village le dimanche 25 octobre 2015.
A ce jour, avec l’Ecole construite, 4 sous villages (Ambodivontaka, Ambodimantaly, Andranomadio, Tratramarina) se sont joint au village d’Aragnana pour y envoyer leurs enfants.
Pour l’année 2014 – 2015 : l’Ecole a accueilli 82 élèves, dont : 35 en CP1 – 15 en CP2 – 10 en CE – 13 en CM1 et 9 en CM2.
9 élèves ont passés leurs examens en CE et 7 ont réussi
11 élèves ont passés leurs examens en CM2 et 8 ont réussi.
For the year 2015 – 2016, we have a total of 86 students officially registered, including 17 in CP2 – 13 in CM1 – 11 in CM2 and the rest in CP1 and CE.
The children have been back at school since October 5, 2015.
The CP2 – CM1 and CM2 classes are taught by Miss FANIRISOA Délicia Anastasie, a young girl aged 21 this year, with a Baccalaureate diploma and is at the same time the Director of the School. The rest is provided by another teacher whom we were not able to meet during our visit.
Nous avons beaucoup discuté avec elle, nous avons vu en elle, bien que très jeune, son amour pour les enfants et l’école, ainsi que sa grande volonté et disponibilité pour faire de son mieux afin de permettre aux enfants d’avoir un acquis minimum par rapport à la suivie du programme officiel malgache du Ministère de l’Education.
Les conditions de travail sont très difficiles (manque de professeurs, manque de moyens…), ainsi que les divers déplacements (à pied sur plusieurs km) pour suivre par exemple 1 journée de formation et pour arriver au lieu d’examen.
And precisely, with your help and assistance, we are doing our best to give them at least the basic means to enable them to work.
During our visit, we left there:
– More than a hundred books from the official Malagasy programs for the 6 classes (calculations, French, mathematics, SVT, geography, history, etc.), with various supplies for children (4-color pens, notebooks, colored pencils, slates , pencils, etc.)
– standard exam subjects and their answers
– 3 soccer balls
– Various school posters
– Some medication supplements (anti-malarial, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, etc.)
– A few packets of sweets and biscuits shared with the village children
Miss Délicia, for her part, gave us a report on her purchases thanks to the amount that we left her during our last visit (July) for the school's needs and which will last her for the entire 2015 school year - 2016: sponges, chalks, rulers, protractors, inks, papers, staplers, glues, brooms, water buckets, spades, etc.
The village president showed us the place where the extension of the teacher's house will be built which will serve as an office and storage place for all the school's belongings (books, supplies, administrative papers, etc.) and which will also later be a small reading place because we plan to launch a book collection for children.
Some materials have already been collected: wood, roofs, etc. Work is normally scheduled to begin in early November 2015.
The work in progress to date is therefore:
– Construction of office and storage space
– Improvement of existing furniture (tables – benches, cabinets, blackboards, etc.): sanding, cleaning, etc. + addition of some new tables – benches.
Upcoming projects:
– Collection of various books (school and others)
– Addition of various basic medications (antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, plaster and compresses, etc.)
– Provision of various cleaning materials: soaps, buckets of water, etc. And teaching children about cleanliness and respect for supplies (school and others)
– Bring various materials for a possible day of fun: paints, drawing papers of various colors, scissors, etc.
– Carrying out at least one day of sharing know-how with people who may be interested (reading history, learning, training, games, etc.)
MERCI
 

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