法国高中生与工会组织于10月6日在全国范围内发起大规模示威活动，要求马克龙政府解决学校资金短缺和师资不足问题。1自9月底以来，数百所高中的入口遭到学生封锁，抗议已演变为学生、家长和工会共同参与的全国性运动。12预计巴黎等地将有数万人参与游行示威，抗议可能升级为全国范围的罢工。2
政府已作出回应承诺。1马克龙政府承诺在10月底前提交改革方案，包括补充缺席教师、调整上课时间和进行校舍维修等措施。1
抗议活动中已发生多起暴力事件。1警方共逮捕5,060人，其中87%为未成年人；1,800多人被起诉，包括1,483名未成年人，约790起案件已被驳回。1警察内部正对10项暴力指控展开调查。1多名学生遭受伤害，包括一名15岁学生在Lens失手、一名16岁学生在Tours头部受伤失明，以及一名14岁学生在Saint-Ouen-L'Aumone被近距离发射物体打伤。1
French secondary school students and trade unions launched a nationwide protest on October 6, 2026, demanding that the government address chronic staffing shortages and inadequate funding in schools.1 The demonstration represented an escalation of unrest that had been building since late September, when hundreds of high schools saw their entrances blocked by protesting students.1 Tens of thousands of participants were expected to join the demonstrations in Paris and other cities, with the movement potentially expanding into a nationwide strike involving students, parents, and union organizations.2
The protest focused on calls for increased resource allocation to educational institutions.2 The government has pledged to submit reform proposals by the end of October, which would include provisions to fill vacant teaching positions, adjust school hours, and conduct facility repairs.1 During the demonstrations, authorities reported arresting 5,060 individuals, of whom 87 percent were minors.1 Prosecutors have brought charges against more than 1,800 people—including 1,483 minors—though approximately 790 cases have been dismissed.1 The police department has initiated ten internal investigations into allegations of excessive force, and several young protesters sustained injuries, including a 15-year-old in Lens, a 16-year-old in Tours who lost vision from a head wound, and a 14-year-old in Saint-Ouen-L'Aumone struck by projectiles at close range.1
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