In June 2010, the Centre Francophone de Bourgogne hosted two French artists: Bibata ROAMBA (Burkina Faso) and BAOUZZI Mohamed (Morocco). More than 800 students and hundreds of adults were able to discover the stories of Black Africa and the Maghreb.
Le Creusot: Bibata Roamba visiting schools
On Wednesday, June 23, 2010 @ 1:25:08 p.m.
The storyteller from Burkina Faso came to meet young students from several schools.
Every year, the Centre Francophone de Bourgogne is the initiator of an action rather interesting. Indeed, within the framework of one facet of the city policy of making the Creusot discover foreign cultures and their wealth to promote better living together, the French cultural association with support of course but also Torcy Le Creusot and Community Creusot Montceau, brought in specialists children's literature, ie from storytellers and storytelling in schools to share their stories to younger children.
This year, students have benefited from meaningful encounters. Early this week has seen such Bibata Roamba move from Paris to captivate almost 400 kids. To Victor Hugo, Raymond Rochette and Field Cordet Monday, she concluded his tour on Tuesday, stopping at the nursery and then at The Charmille, telling again and again small imaginary stories on Burkina Faso, its country of origin revealing the specifics of it. 
had made a tour Baouzzi Mohamed two weeks ago, has meanwhile focused on the intricacies of Morocco, also close to 400 students at this annual total.Si appeals to kids, to note Finally it also appeals to teaching teams.
Chamill The Director, Yves Desbrosses, has also thanked the Centre Francophone de Bourgogne and its president Claude Thomas for the action taken and no doubt beneficial to youth.
