Europe 1 with AFP / Photo credit: LUDOVIC MARIN / AFP 18:41 p.m., September 25, 2023

According to the Minister of Education, the rectorate of Versailles sent last year 120 letters "called disapproval" to families, 55 of which "seem to raise questions". Gabriel Attal explained, after a meeting with the rector of the academy of Versailles, that work will continue to identify what led to the sending of these letters.

The rectorate of Versailles sent last year 120 letters "said of disapproval" to families, 55 of which "seem to raise questions", said Monday the Minister of Education Gabriel Attal, at a press briefing after a meeting with the rector. "What I can tell you at this stage, in view of the information that has been communicated to me, is that over the 2022-2023 school year, 120 so-called letters of disapproval have been sent," detailed the minister.

"55 of them seem to raise questions. And obviously work will continue to identify what led to the sending of these letters, and whether it was justified to send them or not, "he explained after a meeting with the rector of the academy of Versailles. This meeting followed the revelation of a threatening letter, sent by the rectorate to the parents of Nicolas, a teenager who subsequently committed suicide in Poissy (Yvelines) after being a victim of school bullying.

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