On Friday, October 2, students at Raymond-Queneau high school in Yvetot, Seine-Maritime, organized a protest that was described as unprecedented and largely improvised. A high school student was seen speaking from the roof of the main entrance, holding a megaphone and urging others to "Come, brothers. Come closer, we need to block." Several hundred students were present in front of the main entrance, struggling to organize the blockage. This type of student-led protest is rare in this region and typically involves students gathering to express concerns about education policies, social issues, or other grievances. The protest occurred in a rural area between Rouen and Le Havre, and the school, which is not accustomed to student mobilizations, joined the broader movement of protests. These protests are part of a larger trend across France, where students have been increasingly active in voicing their concerns about various issues affecting their lives and education. The event took place under the watchful eyes of teachers and gendarmes, with no overflow reported. Authorities were present to ensure the safety of the students and to maintain order. Despite the large number of participants, the protest remained peaceful and did not escalate into any form of conflict or disruption.