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French secondary school students are protesting overcrowded classrooms, unsanitary facilities, and teacher shortages. The government blames a radical left party, while unions call for further protests on October 6.

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'We are angry:' French youth take to the streets over school conditions
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French Youth Protest School Conditions, Call for October 6 Action
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Rachel Flynn
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'We are angry:' French youth take to the streets over school conditionspublished at 17:38 BST17:38 BSTpublished at 09:3809:38Rachel FlynnLive reporter
 Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The scene in Finistere in Brittany on FridayMore than 500 of France's 3,700 secondary schools faced disruption on Friday, as young people across the country protested over school conditions."We are angry," one student in Paris told the BBC, adding that it's "not normal" that there are 40 students in one classroom at a time. Overcrowded classrooms, unsanitary facilities, and a shortage of teachers is the current state of education in France, youth centre director Laรซtitia Degeuse says. Elsewhere, there are concerns that the protests have been hijacked by external casseurs (vandals), as our Europe digital editor notes.It appears that the protests are far from over, as France's biggest trade unions have called for members to join a protest on 6 October.On Monday, a consultation platform commissioned...

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