Secondary school pupils and university students in France are being urged to demonstrate on Tuesday, Le Monde.fr reports. The call follows a day of discussions with Sébastien Lecornu, the minister they met. Le Monde.fr did not specify which portfolio Lecornu holds in its headline coverage.
The same reporting indicates that the mobilisation is continuing rather than winding down after the meeting. According to Le Monde.fr, the appeal to take to the streets on Tuesday was issued in the wake of those talks.
In a related development, the first meeting of the committee set up to reform Parcoursup, France's national higher-education admissions platform, ended without progress, Le Figaro reports. Several organisations representing pupils, students and teachers refused to take part in the committee, according to TF1 Info. Midi Libre describes the boycott as extensive, reporting that the groups made clear they would not sit in the same room as the other participants.
Taken together, the reports point to a standoff over how the admissions system should be changed and over who gets a say in shaping it. The material available does not set out the specific demands behind the protest call or the government's response to the boycott.
What to watch next: whether Tuesday's demonstrations draw significant numbers, and whether the boycotting organisations return to the Parcoursup reform committee or hold their ground.