Groupe scolaire Jean-Jaurès

In May 1929, the municipal council approved the transfer of maritime domain land for the construction of a nursery school, four girls' classrooms, housing, and shower facilities, addressing the continuous population increase. Previously, both schools operated within the town hall's wings, occupying two ground-floor rooms and two upper-level apartments, before the current town hall was built in 1985. Concurrently, Colonel Nou, an architect from Vernet-les-Bains, was appointed as the city's engineer-architect and tasked with designing the project, having previously constructed the girls' secondary school in Céret, now known as Lycée Déodat-de-Séverac.