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It is time for France to put its retirees to good use (opens the original)
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François Bouchon of France Bénévolat explains the many benefits this would bring LIke much of Western Europe, France has an ageing population, and more retirees are remaining healthy and active well into old age. To harness their skills and knowledge, a national service for retirees has been mooted. Proponents say that as well as providing a boost to charities and associations, it could also enrich the lives of older people at the same time. France is no stranger to national service. Military se
France home insurance: couple denied theft claim after leaving window open (opens the original)
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Court rules insurer entitled to reject claim after 2017 burglary A couple in France were unable to claim compensation on their insurance after they were robbed because they left their window open. The couple, identified only as Mr and Mrs N, lived in a first-floor apartment in the south of France. On a warm night in August 2017, they went to bed with their window open. However, as they slept, two burglars scaled the outside of their building to reach their balcony, around three metres above the
School uniforms would bring only limited benefits in France (opens the original)
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History professor Christine Mussard explains why the idea of mandatory school uniforms is so divisive Preliminary findings from a two-year trial of compulsory school uniforms in France suggest limited benefits and raise budgetary concerns. The pilot scheme was launched in 2024 in more than 100 schools by then-education minister Gabriel Attal. Its aim was to measure what impact, if any, wearing a uniform had on issues including bullying, secularism and performance. A full roll-out was mooted acro
School uniforms would bring only limited benefits in France (opens the original)
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History professor Christine Mussard explains why the idea of mandatory school uniforms is so divisive Preliminary findings from a two-year trial of compulsory school uniforms in France suggest limited benefits and raise budgetary concerns. The pilot scheme was launched in 2024 in more than 100 schools by then-education minister Gabriel Attal. Its aim was to measure what impact, if any, wearing a uniform had on issues including bullying, secularism and performance. A full roll-out was mooted acro
How to save money on having a baby in France (opens the original)
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What parents need to know about support and childcare costs There are few more exciting times in life than the arrival of a new baby, but many parents-to-be also wonder how much they will have to budget for the newest member of their family. Parents spend, on average, €490 per month on their first child, according to a 2019 Ipsos survey for the E.Leclerc observatory of new consumption trends. This figure includes around €250 in childcare. The Covid pandemic and cost-of-living crisis in the inter
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