Blanquer sprinkled with whipped cream: the two teachers denounce a National Education “in free fall” – archyde

Saturday in Montargis, the former Minister of Education Jean-Michel Blanquer, who was campaigning on a market for the legislative elections, was sprayed with whipped cream in the face. On Monday, when the politician filed a complaint, the two teachers who admitted having sprinkled him with whipped cream explained to AFP that they had not premeditated their act. “We were going to the market and it’s the season strawberries,” Christophe, one of the two teachers, told AFP. On their Twitter account, created on Sunday under the name of “ProfsChantillyonneurs”, Christophe and Olivier, two teachers of technology and plastic arts in REP college, explained their gesture in a video entitled “Blanquer mousse-Montargis-Chantilly gate”. In this video, the two men aged 51 and 57, teachers for 20 years and accused of having used violence against the former minister, recount the violence suffered on a daily basis within the educational institution. “Violence is 12% of students who arrive in 6th grade and who are unable to read or understand a text. How many come out of the school system humiliated, despised, and without a solution for the future? “Violence is physical attacks and insults on a daily basis”, it is “the lack of adults to protect our children, educate them, help them: no nurses, no psychologists, no supervisors in number sufficient. Violence is to despise children and parents by hiring untrained people in 30 minutes, “they insist.” National Education is in free fall “” National Education is in free fall but Mr. Blanquer to him his parachute for the legislative elections in Montargis”, castigate the two teachers, who denounce an index point “frozen for years” and a purchasing power “at half mast”. In their video, the two men explain that they want the former minister’s candidacy in their constituency just as much as his record at the ministry. in an upcoming video. They will appear on July 4 at 9 a.m. at the Montargis court for an appearance hearing on prior admission of guilt, or plead guilty. They face up to three years in prison for “violence in meetings that did not result in total incapacity for work”.