This Thursday, November 9, is the national day against school bullying, an awareness campaign on the risks of consuming “proto” is starting and Didier Deschamps can summon Warren Zaire-Emery with the Blues.
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“Hi it’s Leo, what does it say?”
This Thursday, November 9, Didier Deschamps will reveal at 2 p.m. his list of players selected to face Gibraltar and Greece on November 18 and 21. At 17 years and 8 months, and if he is indeed selected, Warren Zaire-Emery could become the youngest player in the history of the French football team.
The regional health agencies of Île-de-France and Hauts-de-France launched this week a joint awareness campaign about nitrous oxide, a laughing gas increasingly consumed by young people. According to initial estimates from Public Health France, 14% of 18-24 year olds have taken it this year.
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And then this Thursday is the national day against school bullying. For the first time, all students from CE2 to Terminale will be able to complete a self-assessment questionnaire. This is one of the measures taken last September after several teenage suicides. It must make it possible to detect weak signals of harassment.
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