A fire broke out at a high school, and when it happened, some students were still inside the building. Everyone was quickly evacuated to ensure their safety. No injuries were reported, and the school has confirmed that it will remain closed for a month, until the end of the All Saints' Day holiday, to allow for repairs and safety checks. The incident has raised concerns among parents and local authorities about the safety of school buildings. Emergency services were called to the scene and worked to contain the fire. Investigations are now underway to determine the cause of the blaze and to assess any potential risks to the structure. All Saints' Day is a public holiday in several countries, including France and Belgium, and is typically observed on November 1st. The closure of the school during this time means that students will have an extended break, and the school administration is working to provide alternative learning arrangements once the school reopens. The local community has expressed support for the students and staff affected by the incident. Officials have assured the public that the school will be thoroughly inspected before reopening to ensure it is safe for students and staff.