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                    "High school students have again blockaded schools and marched through cities across France, promising to continue their campaign against the poor state of the national education system in the 10th day of protests that have left hundreds injured.Large crowds took to the streets on Thursday for mainly peaceful demonstrations in cities including Lille, Rennes, Nantes, Lyon, Toulon and Marseille, while in Paris a large procession marched through the city centre to the Place de la Bastille.An estimated 25,000 students thronged the square in the east of the capital, with some climbing the monument at its centre, which commemorates France\u2019s 1830 July revolution, while waving the tricolour flag and singing the Marseillaise.As the evening drew in, riot police fired teargas and crowd-dispersal rounds and carried out repeated baton charges to clear the protesters, some of whom hurled bottles, paving stones and other projectiles at the heavily armoured squads.A protester kicks away a teargas canister during a demonstration in the Place de la Bastille. Photograph: Julien de Rosa/AFP/Getty ImagesEliane, 16, a pupil on the Paris march, said she had come to \u201cdefend and encourage high schools in an even worse state than mine\u201d, calling the march \u201cmagnificent\u201d. She said she planned to continue protesting until concrete progress was achieved.The education minister, \u00c9douard Geffray, told TF1 television on Thursday night that 3,000 substitute teachers would be deployed to about 100 high schools identified as having particularly acute teacher shortages \u201cbetween tomorrow and Tuesday\u201d.Geffray said he would also authorise the recruitment of \u201cseveral hundred\u201d new teachers. The prime minister, S\u00e9bastien Lecornu, said the government would propose amendments to the 2027 budget to \u201ctranslate some of the students\u2019 demands into concrete measures, particularly regarding teacher replacements\u201d.Crowds gathering at the Place de la Bastille earlier on Thursday. Photograph: Abdul Saboor/ReutersStudents earlier said the government\u2019s reaction was not sufficient. Ryad Rani, the president of one high school students\u2019 union, said the protesters had heard \u201cno concrete measures whatsoever, no response to our demands\u201d. The movement \u201cwill continue\u201d, he said.Sabrine Kharbach, from another students\u2019 association, said the protest, over teacher shortages, long school hours and dilapidated buildings, would last \u201cfor as long as \u20ac10bn hasn\u2019t been put on the table\u201d, the amount students and some leftwing politicians have said needs to be urgently invested in France\u2019s schools.According to an Elabe poll \u200bfor BFM TV, 72% of French people think the students\u2019 demands are legitimate but 55% of them think the protests should stop. Unions called for another national day of action in support of the students next Tuesday.A protester reading a book as teargas is sprayed by police during a blockade near H\u00e9l\u00e8ne Boucher high school in Paris on Thursday. Photograph: Simon Wohlfahrt/AFP/Getty ImagesThe education ministry said fewer high schools had been forced to close than in recent days, with 224 shut on Thursday morning and 157 by lunchtime, meaning that about 95% of the country\u2019s high schools were at least partly open.But more than 71,000 protesters took to the streets on Thursday, the interior ministry said. The demonstrations, backed by many teachers, parents and unions, involved further clashes with police around some school barricades in Paris. In Rennes riot officers used water cannon to disperse protesters.A prominent complaint on student banners and placards was the heavy-handed police response to the wave of protests. \u201cToo young to be listened \u200bto, but old enough to be teargassed,\u201d read one banner on the Paris march.skip past newsletter promotionafter newsletter promotionBurning bins during a blockade of a school in Toulouse on Thursday. Photograph: Lionel Bonaventure/AFP/Getty ImagesOver the past two weeks, some demonstrators have set dustbins on fire outside their schools, destroyed bus shelters and hurled projectiles at riot police, who have responded using batons, teargas and riot-control rounds.At least 215 teenagers, 89 school staff and 761 police officers have been injured since the start of the protests, which were triggered by chronic teacher shortages, crowded classes, dilapidated buildings and long school days.The government on Wednesday suspended the use of stun grenades by police after a teenager\u2019s hand was blown off, while saying it was \u201cexcessive\u201d to speak of \u201cpolice repression\u201d and denying that officers had \u201corders to confront\u201d the young protesters.Protesters clash with French gendarmes in Nantes on Thursday. Photograph: St\u00e9phane Mah\u00e9/ReutersThe protests have rocked a government caught between popular demands for investment in deteriorating public services and pressure from markets to reduce France\u2019s ballooning budget deficit and debt mountain, among the highest in the EU.The economy minister, Roland Lescure, said this week there was room to address demands for more school resources in the 2027 budget. In the current draft, schools have the second-largest funding increase after defence, with a 1.4% hike to \u20ac90.9bn.Six months away from a crucial presidential election to replace Emmanuel Macron, politicians are jockeying to exploit the protests, with the far-right frontrunner, Marine Le Pen, highlighting the damage to schools and calling for parents \u2060to foot repair bills.Her hard-left opponent, Jean-Luc M\u00e9lenchon, has praised the protesters \u200bas \u201cincredible\u201d and denounced police brutality."
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