Cameras enter the school for the first time

For the first time since the attack that killed teacher Samuel Paty on October 16, 2020, cameras from France Télévisions have been allowed inside the school in Conflans-Saint-Honorine, Yvelines. This marks a significant moment in the ongoing process of confronting the trauma associated with the event.

Students reflect on the attack's impact

The students who attended the school at the time of the attack continue to live with the lasting effects of the violence. The incident has left an indelible mark on the school community, shaping their experiences and memories in profound ways.

Trial followed by student writings

Around 200 young people had the opportunity to follow the trial of the professor's assassination. This experience prompted many to take up writing as a way to express their thoughts and emotions about the event.

Creative expression as healing

Students used their pens to tell the story of what they witnessed and felt. Their writings reflect a desire to process the trauma, honor Samuel Paty, and contribute to a broader understanding of the event's significance.