You will find a list of French training aircraft in 39-40 there:
https://www.passionair1940.fr/Armee%...trainement.htm
According to the accident list of 1939-1940, the following aircraft were used by the "Ecole Auxiliaire de Pilotage N°17 Evreux-Fauville":
_ Hanriot.H.182.ED2. n°129 (accident on 15 March 1940), n°136 (accident on 23 January 1940), n°145 (accident on 10 March 1940), n°153 (accident on 28 February 1940), n°155 (accident on 26 and 27 February 1940), n°214 (accident on 27 December 1939), n°217 (accident on 20 January 1940), n°252 (accident on 25 February 1940), n°255 (accident on 20 December 1939), n°261 (accident on 28 December 1939), n°268 (accident on 23 January 1940), n°269 (accident on 21 January 1940), n°286 (accident on 11 March 1940), n°287 (accident on 22 December 1939 and 15 February 1940), n°289 (accident on 28 December 1939), n°290 (accident on 21 January 1940), n° 291 (accident on 6 March 1940 and 10 May 1940)
_ Morane M.S 230 Et2 n° 221 (accident on 27 April 1940) n° 368 (accident on 27 April 1940), n° 408 (accident on 1 December 1939), n° 414 (accident on 22 March 1940), n° 422 (accident on 1 December 1939, 15 February and 15 March 1940), n° 436 (accident on 6 November 1939)
_ Morane M.S 315 ED2 n° 28 (accident on 3 March 1940), n°63 (accident on 28 December 1939)
An "accident" means a report was done, but it could be anything from an aircraft lost landing in a field without damage to a fatal crash. That explains why some aircraft have repeated accidents in a short period.