A number of dangerous incidents took place during the schoolchildren's protests in France, one of which almost resulted in serious consequences for a teacher at the Henri IV school in Béziers, Occitanie. Another episode took place near a public transport stop. An unknown person blew deodorant on the girl's face and then set the aerosol on fire. The fire did not reach the victim's hair. In Paris, a group of young people chased a passing car and kicked it. The driver did not stop and accelerated. In the center of the French capital, on the National Square, the rioters set fire to garbage cans. In addition, a crowd of teenagers surrounded the police car and started hitting. Law enforcement officers left the scene by car. More than 100 schools across France were damaged and closed amid the protests. This was announced by the Minister of National Education of the Republic, Eduard Geoffre. According to him, 65 employees of educational institutions were also injured, including 40 school principals.