"The CO2 sensor is a useful tool, so we are pushing for its generalization,"
said Jean-Michel Blanquer, the Minister of National Education, during his start-to-school conference on August 26.
An assertion that remains vague and late according to the majority of unions in the profession.
"Since the summer of 2020, we have been asking for devices to improve the capacity to ventilate classrooms",
assures Catherine Nave-Bekhti, general secretary of the General Union of National Education CFDT (SGEN-CFDT).
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"When such clear instructions are only given from the month of August, it complicates its implementation, which is not done in two weeks, earlier would have been better, but now that it is there, it must be seized, ”
she continues.
Ten days before the start of the school year, this declaration prevents many communities from equipping themselves with CO sensors before the fateful day of the return of the students.
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"We are asking that work be done to ensure that we can
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