Saturday January 29, 2022, in Liffré, near Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine), the Liffré Education March collective organized a protest march to express the dissatisfaction of teachers and parents of students from Liffré-Cormier and Saint-Sulpice-la-Forêt. About 80 people were present, with the support of the local council FCPE Martin-Luther-King and Simone Veil, FCPE 35, Snep-Fsu 35, Snes-FSU 35, Snuipp-Fsu 35, CGT Éduc’ action.
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Fervent defenders of quality public education, Guillaume Bégué, mayor of Liffré, is alongside Stéphane Piquet, president of the Liffré-Cormier community, mayor of La Bouëxière and professor at Martin-Luther-King college and Sylvie Larue, professor. © West-France
“We are less and less listened to”
“For several years, education staff or parents have noticed a deterioration in working conditions for staff and study conditions for students: increase in class numbers, increase in the workload for teachers , forced inclusion and sometimes aggressive management denying the professionalism of the staff. The pandemic and the lack of government responses to the challenges continue to undermine student learning, claim the demonstrators. Struggles are waged to win a class opening in an establishment, prevent a closure in a school, grab some additional means to fill the gaps. But we are listened to less and less. So we decided to join forces. »
The assembly was also sensitive to the discomfort of the nurses of the National Education, they too underpaid and in insufficient number to hold the function.
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Fervent defenders of quality public education, Guillaume Bégué, mayor of Liffré, is alongside Stéphane Piquet, president of the Liffré-Cormier community, mayor of La Bouëxière and professor at Martin-Luther-King college and Sylvie Larue, professor. © West-France
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