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How long are French school days?

French students typically have longer school days and more hours in class per week than their UK counterparts, often finishing later in the afternoon. This, combined with a shorter summer holiday, can lead to concerns about student wellbeing and teacher workload, contributing to the 'long days' mentioned in the protests.

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