French student group says high school blockades will resume
Education · First reported 1 Nov, 11:22 · Updated 11:28

A student group said some French high schools would be blockaded from Monday, as students argued that government measures did not meet their demands. The reports differ in scope: one provides details on protest plans and government proposals, while the other gives brief context about the protests’ origins.
- Pierre Sourzat, head of the Lyceens! group, said some high schools would be blockaded from Monday, with action expected to be more significant from Tuesday.
- The government announced measures including replacing the university admissions platform and providing loans for school renovations; students said the proposals did not go far enough.
- The protests emerged after weeks of high school student demonstrations over learning conditions and inequality, amid rising prices.
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- Blockades
- Some high school blockades were expected to start Monday, Nov. 2, with more activity anticipated Tuesday.
- Government measures
- The measures included replacing the university admissions platform and providing loans for school renovations.
- Student Union announcement
- Sabrine Kharbach said university and high school blockades would take place Tuesday and Thursday.
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