Agir pour l'École
- Country France
Vision: Agir pour l'École envisions a world where every child, regardless of their socio-economic background, has the foundational skills in reading and mathematics necessary to succeed in their educational journey and beyond.
Mission: To achieve this vision, Agir pour l'École employs innovative educational tools and programs, such as the "Un été pour préparer la rentrée" project and the "Du Mot Au Texte" (DMAT) application, which provide structured support and interactive learning experiences to young children.
Objectives: Agir pour l'École aims to reduce educational disparities by focusing on early intervention in reading and math, ensuring that children in priority education areas receive the support they need to thrive academically.
Key Figures:
- 101 partner schools in priority neighborhoods
- 5,411 pupils supported
- 91% of classes renewed participation year-on-year
Agir pour l'École creates a more equitable educational landscape by providing essential support to young learners in need.
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