Commune of
In partnership
with CENCA
A participatory program at the initiative schools and students.
An educational land area is a small land area (urban park, wasteland, wetland, forest, river, etc.) which becomes the support for an educational project of knowledge and preservation of the environment for pupils of CM1 in the 3rd, their teacher and their referent (an actor in the sphere of environmental education).
This eco-citizen approach is based on the participative management of an area delimited by a class. This project is being rolled out over several years.
By meeting in the form of a "children's council", the pupils reflect and make all the decisions concerning their educational terrestrial area.
This is an opportunity for them to discover their territory and its actors as part of an environmental education project during which they develop the skills of the school program. The child must learn in nature, reconnect with it, rediscover it to better protect it and above all measure the importance of the place of water in the reconquest of biodiversity.
The Educational Terrestrial Area has several interests:
* Better knowledge of the territory
* Discover the importance of water for biodiversity
* Preserve and raise awareness on very broad themes (nature, agricultural practices, leisure use, etc.)
* Meeting and link with local actors (farmers, hunters, sports federations, elders, ...)
* Learn differently by positioning yourself as an actor: putting lessons/knowledge into practice
learned in class
* Rewarding eco-citizen approach: launch a dynamic of environmental preservation in the
village
* Transmit the project at the end of each year to new CM1
The Municipality of Val-de-Vesle is one of the first municipalities in the Marne to set up an "Educative Terrestrial Area".
Setting up an ETA
Steps :
Choice of area
The Municipality of Val-de-Vesle has chosen 3 municipal sites to offer children:
They will choose one at their first student council meeting.
_cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ The 2020/2021 sessions:
Friday March 19, 2021: 1st Student Council
The excitement was palpable during the student council meeting on Friday March 19th. Among the 3 municipal sites proposed, the Bois de Luche won the most votes.
The students will be entrusted with the management of this site for the next 3 years. On this natural space of approximately 0.4 hectares, everything is to be done!
The students had invited Mayor Serge Hiet, Isabelle Perrin, assistant and volunteer curator of the Courmelois marshes, Karine Huart, responsible for school affairs and Pierrick André, representing the district inspector of Reims south east. They welcomed them and introduced them to each site.
Invitation to the council
Monday, December 6, 2021: Presentation of the "French Capital of Biodiversity" Trophy by Mr. HIET.
This Monday was organized the award ceremony of the "Capital of Biodiversity" Trophy at the rural center of the Commune and it is accompanied by elected officials, partners of the operations carried out such as the LPO, the CENCA, the market gardeners of the Commune, etc..., but also France 3. that the Mayor was awarded the trophy to the children of the classes concerned by the "Educative Terrestrial Area" of Val-de-Vesle, represented by Lilou and Léo!
A great moment for the children!
On Thursday December 9, by videoconference, all the winners of the 2021 edition of the French Capital of Biodiversity competition testified to their actions around the theme of the year "Water & Biodiversity".
It was Serge HIET, Mélanie BRAILLON-VUILLE, Lilou & Léo who presented the Educational Terrestrial Area of Val-de-Vesle! (from 1:53:00 on the video)
The 2021/2022 sessions:
The 2022/2023 sessions:
Handover ceremony between ATE students: FRIDAY OCTOBER 14, 2022
For this 3rd year of Aire Terrestre Educative and after following the project for 2 years, the school's CM2 students have given way to new CM1 students.
For the occasion, they invited around a hundred people to attend the official handover ceremony for the ATE project, which took place on Friday 14 October.
Each in turn, the students took the floor to present their project and announce the actions they wish to implement this year on their ATE.
The CM2s then presented the CM1s with the "Best village for biodiversity 2021" trophy received by the municipality, and symbolically offered to the students.
Congratulations to the students and their teacher for all the work done!
We would like to thank all the partners involved in this wonderful educational project: the Champagne-Ardennes Conservatory of Natural Spaces, theHouse of Nature in Boult-aux-Bois, the OFB and the Seine-Normandy Water Agency.
Invitation to the Ceremony
2023
Chevrette 2023
Faisan 2023
Sanglier 2023
2022
Sangliers 2022
Sanglier 2022
Renard roux (3) 2022
2021
Blaireau 2021
Caloptéryx sp. femelle 2021
