Beaumont: Improvements to schools during the holidays

Renovation and safety work was carried out in Beaumont's nursery and primary schools during the All Saints' Day break.

Generic image: showing a preserved tree in the courtyard and a new protective tarp along a fence.
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Generic image: showing a preserved tree in the courtyard and a new protective tarp along a fence.

Schools in Beaumont have seen their living environment improved thanks to work carried out during the All Saints' Day holidays, focusing on student safety and comfort.

During the All Saints' Day holidays, schools in Beaumont received several improvements aimed at enhancing the safety, comfort, and quality of life for children. These works were carried out in close collaboration with the educational teams.
At the nursery school, a large tree cherished for its generous shade has been preserved. A platform was built around its exposed roots to ensure safer circulation and prevent falls, while respecting this magnificent tree that is part of the courtyard's identity and contributes to the well-being of the youngest children.
At the primary school, a protective tarp was installed along the fence, following a clear request from the educational teams and Léo Lagrange. This measure aims to prevent children from passing their hands through the fence, limit the exchange of confectionery, chips, and snacks from the street into the courtyard, and reduce external distractions during school and after-school hours, thereby preserving a calmer and more secure environment.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Beaumont-de-Lomagne (29/10/2026)