CE2 student suspected of entering school with a knife

Monday morning, a CE2 student, educated in a school in Gigean (Hérault), is suspected of having entered the establishment with a knife in his pocket, learned

from the rectorate of Montpellier, confirming information from France Blue Herault.

However, the academic services ensure that the student has not threatened anyone, neither his classmates, nor the teachers or the members of the teaching team.

“The object, very quickly spotted, was immediately recovered, smoothly, by his teacher, indicates the rectorate.

The student did not threaten his teachers and was not violent with adults or his peers.

In addition, no other dangerous object was found by the municipal police.

"The student's mother, very confused by the situation, was immediately informed of this incident", continues the rectorate.

An accompaniment of his son will be set up, with a psychologist from the National Education.

Threat Complaints

Parents of students, on the other hand, accuse the child of having threatened some of his classmates, report France Bleu Hérault and

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According to the regional daily, complaints of threats have been filed with the gendarmerie, and an investigation has been opened.

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