A student-led movement that began in high schools has now spread to some universities in France. The movement, which started with protests against education policies, has gained momentum as students continue to express their concerns about the future of the education system. Students who spoke with franceinfo are hoping that workers will join them in large numbers for a planned demonstration on Tuesday. This call for broader participation comes from the intersyndical movement, which brings together various labor unions and organizations. The intersyndical movement has been organizing demonstrations and strikes across different sectors of French society. By encouraging workers to join the student protests, the movement aims to create a unified front against current policies and to push for changes in education and labor conditions. As the planned demonstration approaches, there is anticipation and uncertainty about how many people will turn out. The movement's leaders are hoping for a significant turnout that could influence public opinion and policy discussions in the coming weeks.