
France recorded its worst results in more than 20 years in the Pisa ranking, with a 34th place in mathematics and 28th in comprehension, while Bruno Le Maire proposed bringing forward entry into kindergarten to one year and Laurent Nunez threatened CNews with criminal sanctions if Xenia Fedorova returned to the air.
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The Pisa ranking evaluates international education systems. France has experienced a decline in its performance in recent years. Xenia Fedorova was the subject of an expulsion order in July on accusations of interference for the benefit of Russia.
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Pisa ranking: France at its lowest and reading skills in free fall all over the world
In mathematics, France comes in 34th position. In comprehension, she ranks 28th. These are its lowest results recorded in more than 20 years. But the OECD ranking also shows a global regression in students' ability to read and understand.
Bruno Le Maire wants to “advance entry into kindergarten from three years to one year” in the face of the drop in the level of French students
To respond to the dropout in the French education system, the former Minister of Economy and Finance believes that early entry into kindergarten would make it possible to better combat language inequalities between children.
Laurent Nunez threatens CNews with “criminal sanctions” if Xenia Fedorova returns to the air
The Minister of the Interior recalls that Xenia Fedorova was the subject of an expulsion order at the end of July on the grounds that by “manipulating information and public debate, she was harming the fundamental interests of the nation and committing (...) acts of interference for the benefit” of Russia.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The French government will officially examine the proposal to bring forward entry into kindergarten to one year.
Possible · Within months
The Interior Ministry could take legal action against CNews if Xenia Fedorova returns to the air.
Likely · Within weeks

The results of the Pisa ranking published on Tuesday show that France is at its lowest level in 20 years, pushing the candidates for the 2027 presidential election to react, in particular Gabriel Attal who proposes to rely on historical Macronists to refine his project.

The results of the Pisa ranking published on Tuesday show that France is at its lowest level in 20 years, provoking indignant reactions among the candidates for the presidential election, in particular Ségolène Royal who criticized Raphaël Glucksmann during his appearance at the 'Grand Oral 2027 BFMTV-Le Figaro'.

Three extracurricular agents from a Parisian nursery school were suspended as a precautionary measure after a student left the establishment alone, according to information from Le Parisien confirmed by the City of Paris, which launched an administrative investigation and apologized to the family.

Lourdes Catholic University in Sylvania, Ohio, closed its doors in June after a drastic drop in enrollment. A costly sports investment strategy, aimed at attracting students with massive scholarships, precipitated its financial collapse.

The Paris Administrative Court of Appeal confirmed the illegality of the digital school textbooks published by the Île-de-France Region and ordered it to remove them from the Pearltrees platform by November 2, granting additional time compared to the September 30 initially set, in order to allow teachers to prepare.

The Minister of Education has published a new scale for the baccalaureate and the 2027 certificate, allowing up to two points to be withdrawn for spelling and syntax errors. This measure applies to all subjects, including science.