The tenth Jean Zoro Day will be held on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Université Sorbonne Paris Nord in Bobigny, France. This annual event brings together educators and researchers to discuss the purpose and future of physical and sports education. A central topic will be whether the goal of such education should be immediate comfort or something broader, known as "bien-devenir," a concept introduced by educator Philippe Meirieu. This term refers to a vision of education that promotes personal growth and emancipation rather than just short-term well-being. A number of experts in the field will speak at the event, including Isabelle Queval, Jean Saint-Martin, Jérôme Guinot, Serge Testevuide, François Potdevin, Vincent Cano, Bruno Cremonesi, and Guillaume Dietsch. Jean-Marc Serfaty will serve as the main speaker, offering key insights on the topic. The event is open to teachers, researchers, and trainers, in line with the values of the association organizing it, which is marking its ninetieth anniversary. The Jean Zoro Day is named after Jean Zoro, a French educator known for his contributions to the field of physical education and pedagogy. The event reflects the ongoing debate about the role of physical education in modern society, emphasizing not only health and fitness but also personal development and social emancipation. The article "Journée Jean Zoro : l'EPS entre santé, bien-être… et « bien-devenir »" first appeared on Le Café pédagogique, a French educational website that covers topics related to teaching and learning. More details about the event can be found at https://www.aeeps.org/news/672-journee-jean-zoro-2026-samedi-10-octobre.html.