Parents bring children to the office to shield them from the heatwave

During heatwave episodes, some parents opt to bring their children to work instead of leaving them in overheated daycare centers.

In Paris’s ninth arrondissement, graphic designer Fabio brought his nine-year-old son Marc to the air-conditioned open-plan office of his communications company for the second consecutive day.

The boy spent the morning redecorating newspaper pages and drawing Space Invaders. At noon he ate a sandwich at his desk because his father had too much work to go out for lunch.

Marc says he is happier at the office than at daycare, even if he gets a little bored at times. His father notes that the child is starting to recognize colleagues and enjoys the cool environment.

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Parents installing survival blankets and painting school windows to cool classrooms during a heatwave in Nantes.
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In Nantes, parents improvise to cool schools amid heatwave

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On June 17 and 20 2026, parents of pupils in Nantes installed survival blankets and painted windows to combat heat in public schools.

In Bordeaux, where temperatures hit 35 degrees on Thursday, pupils in non-air-conditioned schools endured intense heat.

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Facing the heatwave affecting France, Paris mayor Emmanuel Grégoire announced on Friday the nonstop opening of municipal parks and gardens as well as the deployment of 1200 air conditioners in schools.

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu approved an order for 30,000 air conditioners for hospitals on Friday, as France faces an exceptional heatwave affecting two-thirds of the country.

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La Chaîne Météo and Météo-France placed several departments including Paris and its suburbs on red heatwave alert Thursday, with maximum temperatures forecast between 36 and 40°C and possible peaks of 41-42°C.

Cities from Paris to Barcelona are staging elaborate drills to prepare for extreme heat waves made more likely by climate change. These exercises test emergency responses, infrastructure, and public awareness amid warnings of deadly temperatures ahead. Officials say the simulations reveal critical weaknesses before real crises hit.

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The heatwave persists in northeastern France with 24 departments remaining on red alert Sunday. Temperature records were broken across Europe.

 

 

 

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