Sara Banzet

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Sara Banzet (8 July 1745 in Belmont – 24 April 1774 in Belmont) was a French educator and diarist. She was an educational pioneer, the founder of the écoles maternelles (the nursery schools of France).^[1] She is also known for her preserved diary, which is regarded as an important historical document of her contemporary France.