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Sara Banzet

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Sara Banzet (8 July 1745 – 24 April 1774) was a French educator and diarist. She was a educational pioneer as the founder of day care schools in France. She is also known for her preserved diary, which is regarded as an important historical document of her contemporary France.

References

  • Marc Lienhard, « Sara Banzet a “inventé” les écoles maternelles », in « Des femmes qui œuvrent sur le plan religieux, social, culturel voire politique », in Les Saisons d'Alsace, hors-série, hiver 2016-2017, p. 57
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