Fabien Roussel
Education
31 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
2027 programme or campaign document : 13 · Campaign proposal or statement : 2 · Party text : 12 · Earlier text : 4
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Provide an immediate €5 billion for urgent lycée needs following assessments involving staff and pupils.
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Provide regions and departments with €25 billion in interest-free loans over five years for school renovation.
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Create 90,000 teaching posts from 2027 to 2031, equally split between primary and secondary, prioritising cover and disadvantaged schools.
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Target 18–19 pupils per primary class, 22–23 at lower secondary and 26–27 in general and technological lycées.
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Unfreeze the public pay index and increase education staff pay.
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Provide health and support teams in every lycée, targeting one school doctor per 3,000 secondary pupils by 2031.
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Create a dedicated status and recruitment programme for disability assistants, providing support from the first school day for every pupil needing it.
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Provide 32 weekly teaching hours in lycées, coherent timetables, a 5pm finish and at least an hour for lunch.
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Restore lycée streams in place of specialisms, starting with première classes in 2028.
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Restore a four-year vocational baccalaureate.
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Replace Parcoursup and MonMaster with a public information, guidance and registration platform, ending university entry selection.
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Provide enough higher-education places to guarantee every baccalaureate graduate a chosen course.
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Reform lycée representation to increase pupils’ role in school life and conflict resolution.
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Use falling pupil numbers to improve staffing ratios rather than remove teaching posts.
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Improve school staff pay, initial training and the position of classroom disability assistants.
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For school renovation, prioritise degraded buildings, roofs, heating, insulation, sanitation, accessibility and vocational workshops; works are planned from summer 2027, following assessments involving pupils and staff.
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Create 18,000 teaching posts annually from 2027 to 2031, with 9,000 in each education level; prioritise cover for absences and priority-education areas.
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The summary proposes 9 am–5 pm days and 32 hours for each pupil; the detailed section specifies high-school pupils, 32 weekly hours and at least an hour's lunch break. Do not automatically extend that detail to every education level.
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Publish admission-rejection figures, restore a professional public guidance service throughout schooling and decide educational direction with the pupil.
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Supplement restored high-school streams with optional subjects enabling pupils to deepen their interests.
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In 2028, introduce 32-hour high-school weeks, restore streams in the penultimate year, replace Parcoursup/MonMaster, guarantee graduate places, unfreeze the pay index and revise student representatives' status.
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Extend streams to the final year in 2029, hold the first stream-based baccalaureate in 2030 and reach 90,000 teachers, one doctor per 3,000 secondary pupils, required disability support and €25 billion in loans in 2031.
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Propose a cross-party republican education pact including replacement of absent teachers within 24 hours, alongside smaller classes, renovation, ending Parcoursup and greater recognition of teachers.
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Use demographic decline to reduce class sizes, recruit needed staff and increase learning time; prioritise education, training and research over increased armament expenditure.
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The campaign visual calls for more resources for high schools and less for the military, without an amount or timetable on the poster.
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The 6 October leaflet proposes 90,000 teachers and staff over five years; the Youth Plan dated the same day specifies 90,000 teachers. Preserve this scope difference.
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Immediately organise cover for absent staff, prerecruitment and teacher training, then plan high-school renovation/construction and additional higher-education places.
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Create a protective doctoral status with income continuity, secure employment/career paths and less precarious research conditions.
PCF consultation document of November 2023, not a 2027 programme
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Increase lesson time, reduce class sizes, require schooling until 18, add a fourth vocational-baccalaureate year, enable long studies and provide student income; strengthen science/technology/environment from preschool and teacher training, combating gender stereotypes.
PCF consultation document of November 2023, not a 2027 programme
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Invest in five renovation-training sites (stated capacity 2000 graduates/year without clarifying each or combined), at least six new universities, engineering schools/technical institutes and agricultural/energy training; prioritise underserved areas, support retraining and climate/catering quality in institutions.
PCF consultation document of November 2023, not a 2027 programme
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Reduce the university/grande-école divide, urgently improve young lecturer-researchers’ status/pay; take needed private institutions into public control, double engineer/technician training, plan initial/continuing-training capacity and restore teachers’ central curriculum role; leave the Bologna process.
PCF consultation document of November 2023, not a 2027 programme
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