Transformation of two classroom in Pully

Following a reorganization of the distribution of pupils in the various colleges in Pully, the Collège des Alpes became a purely primary school, making some of its equipment obsolete. Following the work undertaken in the summer of 2016, which saw the science room moved to the Collège Arnold Reymond, the areas on the lower ground floor of the Collège des Alpes were redesigned and a surface area of almost 300m2 was freed up for the creation of an APEMS for about 85 children. The premises were therefore redesigned to correspond to their new function, in particular by creating cloakroom areas and dividing the surface area into different sub-areas. In addition to a management office, a staff room and a professional kitchen, the rest of the premises are entirely at the disposal of the children, who can be divided into small work rooms and large living rooms.