The FSU Mayotte, a teachers' union, has announced its support for student protests scheduled for Tuesday, October 6. The union is urging education workers to join the demonstrations, including through strikes. The students are calling for more staff, better funding, and safer, more modern school buildings. The FSU Mayotte says it has been advocating for these demands for several years. The union strongly condemns the violence that occurred during similar protests in Metropolitan France, emphasizing that student demands should be expressed peacefully and democratically. In a statement, the FSU Mayotte said, "High school students are demanding more human and financial resources to meet the needs of the National Education system, more substitute staff, and buildings that are decent, safe, and in good condition." The FSU is currently discussing the possibility of organizing further protests in both education and higher education sectors. It warns that if the government does not respond adequately with budgetary and political measures, it will bear significant responsibility for the situation's deterioration. The union is urging all education staff to support the students by joining the demonstrations and strikes on October 6. In the coming days, the FSU plans to evaluate the current situation and will propose follow-up actions for staff starting next week. The article "La FSU Mayotte aux côtés des lycéens pour faire entendre leurs revendications" first appeared on Le Journal De Mayotte.