After the attack in a school in Nice, teachers of the school group called to strike on Friday

Five days after the attack on a school principal and a teacher in a nursery school in Nice (Alpes-Maritimes) by a mother, teachers from the Roméo-Roassal school group are called to strike on Friday November 6, reports ICI Azur. Teachers are mobilizing in support of their colleagues and in particular to ask for more resources for the establishment. Also read A nursery school in Nice in shock after the attack on the director and a teacher The union organizations also provide support to the staff.

The CGT is campaigning to obtain more teachers and psychologists in order to better prevent crisis situations and prevent such tragedies from happening again. She opposes the proposal from the mayor of Nice, Éric Ciotti, to mobilize more police officers in front of the school. Jeanne Guillerault, school teacher and head of primary school at CGT Éduc des Alpes-Maritimes, recalls that the mother did not need to force access to the establishment.

Support from the Minister of National Education The Minister of National Education Édouard Geffray announced last Tuesday, November 3, his intention to go to the nursery school "at the end of the week" to "personally show [his] support" for the teachers. He has not yet specified the date of his arrival. Mother of two children attending this nursery school located near the center of Nice, the suspect is accused of having threatened the director and a teacher with a gun on Monday morning and of having slapped them, according to the first elements reported by the public prosecutor.

This 36-year-old woman was indicted in particular for attempted murder of a teacher or any member of staff working in a school establishment and arrest, kidnapping, kidnapping or arbitrary detention. She was placed in pre-trial detention.

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