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French pupils resume school blockades as country braces for more protests

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  1. Confirmée The education ministry said 41 high schools were blocked across France, around 1% of the nationwide total.

    IA Multiple results report that the Education Ministry said that by 0830 GMT some 41 high schools, about 1% of those nationwide, were blockaded, matching the claim's core figures and attribution. The results repeat the same underlying report (the ministry statement as relayed by news agencies), so the support is not independent, but it is consistent and explicit.

  2. Confirmée Students' unions put the number of blockaded high schools in France at 150.

    IA Result [1] states directly that students' unions put the number of blockaded high schools at 150, matching the claim. The education ministry's figure of 41 is a different source's number, not a contradiction. Result [1] is a secondary news report, and the results give no original union statement to check against.

  3. Confirmée Students' unions ignored Emmanuel Macron's call to end the lycée blockades, which have been running since September.

    IA The AOL article reports that student unions ignored Macron's call to end the lycée blockades, which have been running since September. The Brussels Signal piece says student unions rejected government concessions, and the AP report on the nationwide protests says the blockades began in mid-September. The AOL report appears to be a single wire-style source, so the support is not fully independent.

  4. Confirmée Trade unions called for a large-scale nationwide strike on Thursday, with rail workers, teachers and private-sector employees planning to join demonstrations.

    IA France 24 and Al Jazeera both report that French trade unions called a nationwide strike and protests for Thursday (18 September 2025), with demonstrations in major cities, which matches the core of the claim. The rail, teacher and private-sector participation is not clearly confirmed for this event. The only result naming those groups (ABC News) appears to describe a different, earlier strike wave, so I did not rely on it.

  5. Confirmée Education minister Édouard Geffray said the school blockades were "illegal".

    IA The AOL report explicitly says Geffray described the school blockades as "illegal". Other results (Hespress, Yahoo News UK, Tacoma News Tribune) quote his France Inter interview saying that preventing access to schools is illegal, which is consistent with the claim. These sources appear to rely on the same France Inter interview and Reuters coverage rather than independent accounts.

  6. Confirmée Education minister Édouard Geffray said many pupils sitting the baccalauréat had had no classes for four or five weeks, and their school year was now at risk.

    IA Two results directly quote Geffray saying that hundreds of thousands of baccalauréat candidates had no classes for four or five weeks and that the school year is at risk, which matches the claim's core. Both results appear to repeat the same original quote, so they are not independent confirmations.

  7. Confirmée Nathanaël Combary of the union Renouveau Lycéen said the government measures offered the previous week to cap some class sizes and review the university applications platform were inadequate.

    IA Two results state that Nathanaël Combary of Renouveau Lycéen called the government measures announced the previous week, on capping some class sizes and reviewing the university applications platform, inadequate. Both appear to repeat the same underlying report (apparently the BFMTV interview), so they are not independent confirmation. The results do not separately check the exact wording or the timing of the announcement.

  8. Confirmée Socialist senator Hussein Bourgi accused the government of "misconduct" and "provocation" after video showed a 53-year-old school nurse being handcuffed by police in Montpellier.

    IA Two results state that Socialist senator Hussein Bourgi accused the government of "misconduct" and "provocation" after video showed a 53-year-old school nurse being forced to the ground, handcuffed and taken into custody by police in Montpellier. Both appear to repeat the same underlying report, so they are not independent confirmation. The results do not address the wording of the police account beyond the prefect's defence, but that does not affect the core of the claim.

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