The Fondation Orange Tunisie has launched its Magic Rentrée 2026 initiative, providing school supplies to 1,013 students in 15 primary schools across Tunisia. This initiative is part of the foundation's mission to promote equal opportunities and foster social and digital inclusion. The program aims to support young generations in their educational journey. Magic Rentrée has been a significant event for the foundation, marking 16 years of commitment to solidarity.
The Magic Rentrée program is one of the foundation's flagship initiatives, which has benefited 2,813 students in public primary schools over the past 16 years. In 2026, the foundation partnered with the association Un Enfant, Des Sourires to prepare for this year's event. Volunteers from Orange Tunisie played a crucial role in preparing personalized school bags and supplies for students in 15 primary schools, including Dar Fatma, Aïn El Mtwia, and El Gharagheez.
The Fondation Orange Tunisie has been working to promote digital education and inclusion in Tunisia. The foundation's Écoles Numériques program, launched in 2014, has reached 200 primary schools across the country, providing 67,690 students with access to innovative educational equipment and content. The program aims to support learning, prevent school dropout, and familiarize students with digital technologies.
The Écoles Numériques program has received national and international recognition, including 16 WikiChallenge Écoles d’Afrique prizes. These prizes reward students from Tunisian schools for their productions on the Vikidia platform. The foundation continues to expand the program, with plans to deploy 10 new schools and 10 RoboKids clubs in the 2026-2027 academic year.
In addition to the Écoles Numériques program, the Fondation Orange Tunisie is launching ForGoodConnections, an initiative aimed at promoting safe and responsible digital usage. The program targets 260 public primary schools, focusing on raising awareness among students, families, and the educational community about the challenges of hyperconnectivity and cyberbullying.
The Fondation Orange Tunisie's initiatives demonstrate its commitment to making digital technology a lever for equal opportunities, inclusion, and social transformation. By providing access to digital tools, supporting teachers, and promoting safe digital usage, the foundation aims to empower young people to develop their skills and prepare for future challenges.
The Magic Rentrée 2026 initiative is a testament to the Fondation Orange Tunisie's dedication to supporting young generations in Tunisia. With the support of Orange Tunisie's volunteers and partners, the foundation continues to make a positive impact on the lives of students across the country. The initiative's success is a reflection of the foundation's ongoing efforts to promote digital inclusion and education.
Key points
- The Fondation Orange Tunisie's Magic Rentrée 2026 initiative provided school supplies to 1,013 students in 15 primary schools across Tunisia.
- The Écoles Numériques program has reached 200 primary schools, providing 67,690 students with access to innovative educational equipment and content.
- The foundation plans to deploy 10 new schools and 10 RoboKids clubs in the 2026-2027 academic year.
