Last April saw the opening of a new playground at primary school, much to the delight of the 206 students.

Built by Playparx, a committed social enterprise based in Run Ta Ek, this new space enriches the children’s daily lives by offering them a place to learn through play, essential to their development.

This project would not have been possible without the generosity of Fanny and Stève, volunteers committed to the Bayon School this year, and the support of their family and friends. They worked in close collaboration with Vantha, principal of the elementary school.

Our heartfelt thanks go to the Armange Mamou Mani family for their energy and willingness to make a difference.

Thanks also to all those who support us every day: together, we are building lasting actions.

A square named Élodie, in memory of a precious commitment last April, the town of Ouistreham inaugurated the “Square Élodie”, in tribute to Élodie Douillard-Potet, former project coordinator at our school, who died in a tragic accident on April 20, 2014 during her mission in Cambodia.

Élodie left her mark on the history of the Bayon School through her commitment and energy. In particular, she dreamed of creating a canteen to enable the most vulnerable children to benefit from balanced meals. A project that her family decided to bring to life through the 46-member “Le rêve d’Élo” association.

Thanks to the actions of the association, this dream has become a reality and continues, year after year, to support the functioning of our school canteen.

Every year, the association organizes two fund-raising events: a hike in the spring and an evening event in the autumn. Profits from these events help finance meals for elementary school pupils for two terms.

We salute this tribute to Élodie, whose memory lives on in the projects we carry out every day with our young beneficiaries.