The Maine Cœur de Sarthe community of municipalities reports a positive balance sheet for its temporary pool installed on the sports plateau of Joué-l'Abbé between May and September.
Installed from May to September on the sports plateau of Joué-l'Abbé, the educational pool set up by the Maison des projets made a splash this summer in Sarthe. This temporary project, led by the Maine Cœur de Sarthe community of municipalities, aimed to provide a local aquatic offering to residents of the area.
Nearly 1,100 swimmers passed through the doors of this facility during the opening period. A remarkable attendance that demonstrates the growing interest of families, schoolchildren, and seniors in this type of temporary infrastructure. The programming was designed to cater to all audiences, with time slots reserved for different age groups.
Amandine Rondeau, communications officer at the Maison des projets, highlighted the importance of this facility for residents. "This educational pool represents an essential facility for residents of the area," she stated during the presentation of the report. "It allows us to offer aquatic activities without having to travel to more distant swimming pools."
Beyond the attendance figures, this initiative helped strengthen the network of local services in rural areas. Schoolchildren were able to benefit from swimming lessons, while families enjoyed activities suited to young children. Seniors, who often face a lack of suitable facilities, also had access to specific time slots.
This positive report now opens the way to reflection on making permanent or renewing this type of project in the Maine Cœur de Sarthe area.
Nearly 1,100 swimmers passed through the doors of this facility during the opening period. A remarkable attendance that demonstrates the growing interest of families, schoolchildren, and seniors in this type of temporary infrastructure. The programming was designed to cater to all audiences, with time slots reserved for different age groups.
Amandine Rondeau, communications officer at the Maison des projets, highlighted the importance of this facility for residents. "This educational pool represents an essential facility for residents of the area," she stated during the presentation of the report. "It allows us to offer aquatic activities without having to travel to more distant swimming pools."
Beyond the attendance figures, this initiative helped strengthen the network of local services in rural areas. Schoolchildren were able to benefit from swimming lessons, while families enjoyed activities suited to young children. Seniors, who often face a lack of suitable facilities, also had access to specific time slots.
This positive report now opens the way to reflection on making permanent or renewing this type of project in the Maine Cœur de Sarthe area.
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Source: Ouest-France