Minister Of Education Visits High School After Teacher Assault - Tourcoing

Minister Of Education Visits High School After Teacher Assault - Tourcoing

France's MP and former mayor of Tourcoing Gerald Darmanin during a visit to the Sevigne high school (Lycee Sevigne) in Tourcoing, northern France, on October 10, 2024, in support of a teacher who has been slapped by a pupil the previous day. Photo by Christophe Forestier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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