At the Alzon Institute, middle school students are starting a new school year like no other at the Paralympic Games

Découvrir le cécifoot au pied de la Tour Eiffel. Inoubliable !

Dans le cadre de l’opération "ma classe aux jeux", tous les collèges de d’Alzon ont été invités aux épreuves des Jeux Paralympiques ce lundi 3 et mardi 4 septembre.

Last year, the various colleges of the Alzon Institute received the Génération 2024 label issued by the Ministry of National Education, Youth and Sports, and the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation. A label that aims to develop bridges between the school world and the sports movement to encourage physical and sports practice among young people.

A little hello to the mascot.

Wheelchair tennis, wheelchair basketball and blind football

It was an unforgettable start to the school year on Monday, September 2, for 60 middle school students from Vestric-et-Candiac who went to Roland-Garros to watch the wheelchair tennis event.

On the same day, 100 middle school students from Nîmes and Beaucaire went to the Bercy Arena to cheer on the wheelchair basketball para-athletes. Finally, this Tuesday 3, 20 students from Grau-du-Roi were at the Eiffel Tower stadium to watch the blind football events.

The emotion of carrying the torch like the athletes…

Mathéo, a middle school student from Vestric-et-Candiac, confided on his way back "having spent a dream day, having attended these events that mark history, having met Yannick Noah, having hugged the mascot and ending the day by going to see the majestic Olympic flame. More than just sport, it was an unforgettable moment !"