# BienvenueAux2010 to respond to “Little shit 2010” or “anti 2010 police”… Le Parisien told you about it this Thursday, a phenomenon is emerging which consists, for some students who are barely older, to attack students born in 2010 and who have just returned to 6th grade.
Hoping to break this malicious dynamic, the Minister of National Education addressed a word to those who scold them.
This movement "is completely stupid, it is against our values", sermons Jean-Michel Blanquer in a video sequence.
“Remember when you were 6th yourself.
It was special to come to college and you were counting on everyone's kindness.
Be kind in your turn.
"
We say YES to the fellowship.
And NO to harassment.
We welcome new college students, 6th grade students.
So you too would like to # BienvenueAux2010.
And don't let anything go:
➜3020 facing harassment
➜3018 facing cyber-harassment pic.twitter.com/ZahKNxpdMD
- Jean-Michel Blanquer (@jmblanquer) September 16, 2021
In an attempt to stem the problem at the source, that is to say on video games where insults have emerged and on social networks where they have aggregated new harassers, the Ministry of National Education has launched a hashtag, # BienvenueAux2010.
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“Tell all students born in 2010, all 6th grade students, welcome to college,” continues Jean-Michel Blanquer in his video.
This is obviously what will win and not stupidity.
According to the ministry, a warning message was sent to college principals and harassment referents, reminding them of the instructions to be followed.
"Benevolence, more than ever an absolute requirement"
A message relayed by some college directors.
“Our 6th grade students are welcome at college, and benevolence more than ever an absolute requirement.
# Welcome to 2010!
And let's not soften up against those who lead a campaign of exclusion and mass harassment, ”writes on Twitter a man who presents himself as the principal of a college in Hauts-de-Seine.
A sign that the lines are gradually moving and that this problem is taken more seriously, the first insurance against school bullying was launched at the start of the school year.
Offered by the Marion la Main tendue association and the insurer Wakam, it allows parents and schools to protect their children and students from harassment for 18 euros per year.
