Bagnols-sur-Cèze: the creation of game kits for children's journeys, the project of Jade, a high school student from Sainte-Marie

Eva Moya et Jade Magne présentent les kits qui seront remis ce mercredi à l’entreprise de transport sanitaire de Bourg-Saint-Andéol. C. C. – MIDI LIBRE

She took it from A to Z as part of her course. She will hand over the kits to the health company which benefits from them on Wednesday May 22, in Bourg-Saint-Andéol.  

Jade Magne is in her final year ASPP (Support, care and personal services) at the Sainte-Marie private professional high school in Bagnols-sur-Cèze. As part of her studies, she had to design and complete a project from A to Z Jade chose to bring smiles to children. The high school student lives in Bourg-Saint-Andéol in Ardèche and made a proposal (accepted!) to a company in her town which manages "sanitary" transport for children and the elderly . For little ones, this involves journeys from home to school or from home to appointments with health professionals.
She therefore designed a games kit to make these journeys lighter and more fun. Small anti-stress toys or toys that invite contemplation, and tablets on which to draw and erase endlessly. Before putting together this kit, Jade first listed the constraints: the objects had to be able to be easily disinfected, for example. For the container, she opted for a sports bag.

Generous companies and teachers

Results, thanks to the financial partners that Jade sought and convinced (three companies in Bourg-Saint-Andéol and also thanks to a prize pool in the teachers' room of her establishment), ten game kits for ten cars are operational, for a budget of 290 euros.
On Wednesday at 2 p.m., she will give these kits to the boss of the happy company. "This project has made me evolve enormously, doing all the steps alone, taking it upon myself, rejoices the student. How did we construct our project, our thoughts and our approaches are the subject of an oral exam for the baccalaureate, on June 12", says Jade.

Eva's project: a cross country for all high school students

For her part, her classmate Eva Moya, with three other students, organized a cross-country race for all the high school students, a project that was built over two years. "Two years of research, requests, calls, two years of hard work that paid off", summarizes  Eva. "It’was a great day, with a lot of cohesion", testifies Jade. & quot;The teachers are very present and help us a lot", underline the two young women.
After the baccalaureate, Jade wants to join a BTS social and family economy. As for Eva, she hopes to enter a nursing school.