We’ve decided to talk about children this year — last year, you told us that they’re your priority because they symbolize hope and happiness.

For the local government, championing children’s futures and children’s rights benefits society and tomorrow’s world. Do you agree?

Yes
No

To help children grow up well, the local government wants to contribute to their development, welfare and success.

I — Supporting children’s development to grow up well

In your view, is making music, going to the cinema, museum and theatre, going away on holiday/vacation and being active important for children’s development?

Yes
No

And in your view, do La Courneuve children have the same access to those activities as elsewhere?

Yes
No

From nursery/preschool to year 6/5th grade, the local government develops artistic and cultural activities for schools with its artistic and cultural education programme (PEAC).

Are you aware of it?

Never heard of it
My child or a child close to me tells me about his/her cultural activities

For you, are such cultural activities at school:

Valuable
Worthless

Of the following activities, which do you think are the three most important for children?

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Watching shows at Houdremont Cultural Centre
Seeing films at L’Étoile cinema
Joining the conservatoire to learn music, dance, drama
Going to the ice rink
Relaxing at La Courneuve Beach
Going to the multimedia library
Visiting parks
None
I prefer to go out in other places than La Courneuve

In France, half of people don’t go on holiday/vacation for financial reasons. To promote the right to get away, La Courneuve organizes short breaks and La Courneuve Beach

Did you know that?

Yes
No

Have you, your children or grandchildren been:

On summertime short breaks organized by the local authority
On springtime short breaks
On family short breaks organized by the MPT
To La Courneuve Beach

What more could we do?

Secondary/junior high school is an important time of change for children. For you, parents or adults, are those years:

‒ harder than primary/elementary school?

Yes
No

‒ harder than sixth form/senior high?

Yes
No

What more could we do to help teens through adolescence?

We see that girls stop going to youth structures when they become teens. In your view, is that because:

‒ At that age, girls are more mature than boys

True
Not true

‒ Going out is more dangerous for girls than boys

True
Not true

‒ Girls have more things to do at home

True
Not true

‒ The available activities aren’t suitable for girls

True
Not true
No opinion

In your view, are the available activities mixed enough?

Yes
No
No opinion

II - Supporting children’s welfare to grow up well

Does today’s world make you fearful for your children or grandchildren?

Yes
No

The local government wants to give all La Courneuve children an environment that enables them to thrive whilst feeling protected. Children have the right to be carefree.

Because central government refuses to provide the funding, two thirds of school doctor positions are vacant in Seine-Saint-Denis, which is unfair! La Courneuve hires doctors from the Health Centre to maximize the number of school health visits.

Did you know that?

Yes
No

What do you think about that?

Good
Not good

The local authority has launched various initiatives to improve children’s health in La Courneuve. Do you know about them?

Prevention campaigns (oral and dental health)

Yes
No

Campaigns to promote physical activity

Yes
No

Serving 30% organic food in school canteens

Yes
No

Children need to live in a healthy environment in order to grow up well. For that, the local authority has taken several steps: good or not good? You tell us!

‒ The local authority has fought to lower the speed to 70 km/hour on the A86 alongside La Courneuve so that the air is less polluted

Good
Not good

‒ The local authority has planted 2024 trees

Good
Not good

School lessons will now be greener with tree planting

Good
Not good

The local authority has developed 6 public parks since 2020

Good
Not good

Following the 2021 Referendum, the local authority has made the areas outside schools safer. But do you think that children are safe in La Courneuve:

Going to school?

Yes
No

Playing outside?

Yes
No

Do you know children or teens who have experienced discrimination due to

Their ethnic origin?

Yes
No

Their sex:

Yes
No

Their physical appearance?

Yes
No

Other:

Would you say that teens (11–15 year olds) are protected when they are:

‒ alone in the street

Girls

Yes
No

Boys

Yes
No

– at home

Girls

Yes
No

Boys

Yes
No

– on their smartphone

Girls

Yes
No

Boys

Yes
No

‒ with other teens from the area

Girls

Yes
No

Boys

Yes
No

‒ in public transport

Girls

Yes
No

Boys

Yes
No

III - Supporting children’s success to grow up well

Over a quarter of young people aren’t in education and have no qualifications in La Courneuve, versus 1 in 10 in France.

Do you think that is:

Normal
Unfair
Understandable
No opinion

Do you think that children in La Courneuve get less education because:

Please select 3 answers only

Should central government give La Courneuve’s schools more resources to address inequalities?

Yes
No

Are you willing to campaign to demand more money?

Yes
No

Since Saturday morning lessons ended, France is the European country with the fewest school days: 140 days in France versus 180 on average in Europe.

Did you know that?

Yes
No

In your view, would an extra half-day of school help your children do better?

Yes
No

To encourage learning and wellbeing, the local authority organizes ski trips for all year 6/5th grade classes and provides two adults per class from nursery/preschool to year 3/2nd grade.

Is it right to do so?

Yes
No

Are you familiar with those initiatives?

All of them
None
Some of them

Are you aware of help with homework schemes for children?

No
Yes

In your view, when do children struggle most at school?

Primary/elementary school
Secondary/junior high school
Sixth form/senior high school

Do you feel confident that the education sector will help children in La Courneuve succeed?

Yes
Yes, but things need to change
No

What else do we need to do to help school students achieve more?

In your view, can children grow up well in La Courneuve?

Yes
No

Do you have children?

Yes
No

General questions

Qu’est-ce qui vous a le plus choqué, étonné, mis en colère dans l’actualité de ces six derniers mois ?

Getting to know you:

Your sex:

Male
Female
Prefer not to say

How long have you lived in La Courneuve?

All my life
10 to 20 years
3 to 10 years
Less than 3 years

You are:

Single
In a relationship
Parent

Which languages do you speak?

Professionally, are you?

Skilled manual worker, craftsman, small business owner
Professional at high management level
Non-manager in a specified occupation (teacher, civil servant, office worker, service staff)
Clerical or administrative worker
Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker
Unemployed
Retired
Student

I would like to receive information on local government activities

Your email address:

Your phone number:

See full details of how the local authority manages your data at: notreavis.lacourneuve.fr

Public platform survey

We’ve decided to talk about children this year — last year, you told us that they’re your priority because they symbolize hope and happiness.

I — Supporting children’s development to grow up well

II - Supporting children’s welfare to grow up well

III - Supporting children’s success to grow up well

General questions

Getting to know you: