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- 1Blanquer defends his high school reform and Parcoursup●Sans surprise, Blanquer "assume complètement" sa réforme du lycée et Parcoursup. "La majorité des lycéens voient très bi
Former French education minister Jean-Michel Blanquer says he fully stands by his high school reform and the Parcoursup admissions platform. In an interview with Le Parisien, he claims most high school students 'see very well what they have gained' from the changes and calls for better support for pupils in choosing their orientation. Critics, including teachers and students, have long blamed the reform for added stress and inequality.
- 2A peaceful run through Parco La Mandria's quieter lakes●Oggi corsa e poi camminata. Perché mi merito la pace e la serenità. Parco La Mandria. Zona dei laghi. Angoli meno freque
A jogger describes a run and walk through the lakes area of Parco La Mandria near Turin, choosing the park's less visited, wilder corners in search of peace and calm. They note some areas are closed to the public to protect wildlife, and mention being judged by older visitors for wearing shorts.
- 3French students slam Parcoursup as a system for the wealthy●# Parcourspute tellement ça^^ t'as du fric, t'a ton école sup. pas d'fric ? pas de vraie école post-bac (dans le sens :
Criticism of France's Parcoursup admissions platform is circulating online, with users arguing that access to higher education depends on family wealth. The complaint: if you have money, you can attend a private grande école; without it, students say they are shut out of post-bac programmes that lead to genuine employability, not just a line on a CV.
- 4Large turnout at climate march, crowds disrupt trains●🇨🇵 Bon, comme je le pensais, je n’ai pas fait tout le parcours du fait du trajet de retour mais c’était la foule des gra
Up to 100,000 people attended the climate demonstration, with large crowds forcing many to remain behind as trains departing from Ottignies were too full to board. One attendee reported cutting the route short to catch a return train, but described the turnout as exceptionally large and said it was encouraging to see such a mobilisation.