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Sebastian Allium
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After Brassens High School in Neufchatel-en-Bray, it is the school in Mesnières-en-Bray (Seine Maritime) that laptops were given to CAP second and first year students.
The distribution took place on Wednesday, October 9, 2024, in the presence of the Foundation’s President, Jean-Baptiste Triorio, and the Regional Advisor, Xavier Lefrançois.
101 pcs offered
This is true Normandy region Which provides this computing equipment throughout the country, namely 40,000 laptops in 250 secondary schools.
inSaint Joseph Institute101 computers were distributed to students. “They made good use of it and were aware that it was an important effort,” noted the elected regional official and mayor of Neufchatel-en-Bray.
An important effort for the region
Jean-Baptiste Trioriothe new director, responsible for vocational training in the Normandy region before taking up his position in Mesnières-en-Bray, also knows the investment this represents for the community, namely 20 million euros every year.
“This action tool is available to you, which is fortunate because this is not true in all regions,” he said. Thus, students are equipped for a good academic year.
64 PC at MFR in Neufchatel
On the same Wednesday, October 9, this time in the afternoon, Xavier Levrançois did not come empty-handed to Rural family home (MFR) from Neufchatel-en-Bray.
In fact, 64 of the Foundation's secondary school students received a computer and a bag to protect it provided by the Foundation Normandy regionThis is in the presence of the new director Giovanni Lapisi And who Michelle TrudChairman of the Board of Directors.
“Nowadays, we cannot do much without a computer, as we used to use chalk and slate. Above all, do not lose the package containing the barcode that is the reference for your computer. “You have the opportunity to be part of this family home, which is The institution we wanted in Neufchatel,” recalls Xavier Lefrançois.
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