This is a note revealed by “Le Parisien” that brought up the matter: the House of examinations, which manages the organization of the Bachelor of Ile-de-France, asked Thursday 30 June in the principals of academies of Paris, Créteil and Versailles to “ensure the effective presence” of students summoned to oral catching the ferry, Wednesday, July 6.
the reason? July 6 corresponds precisely to the Muslim feast of Eid el-Fitr celebrating the breaking of the Ramadan fast – the date is now confirmed by the Great Mosque of Paris . And under these conditions, some candidates may rely on the party to be absent in the tests, and will be “reconvened the next day.”
It was enough to pounce Philippe Tournier, Secretary General of the Union national personal direction of Education (SNPDEN) and headmaster of the school Victor Duruy in Paris:
“This kind of notes can create a beautiful mess, especially as it contains many non -dits. will he be asked our students if they Eid? it’s inconceivable. ”
Still, “there are several circular on respect for religious festivals in national education,” said Vincent Goudet, director of Siec (InterAcademy Service exams and competitions) Ile-de-France and author of the famous mark.
“for pupils, the circular of 18 May 2004 states that ‘the educational institution should make arrangements for any examination or major event will be organized the day of the great religious festivals. ‘But the dates of the baccalaureate were fixed in January, before the end of Ramadan is known. It was normal to find a fit. “
” a response to stresses “
The Siec would he anticipated an application before it occurs? So says the “Figaro” Marie-Helene Thornton, vice president of the National Union of high school and college (SNALC): “Taking into account the precepts of one or the other, on religious, is already contravene the secular law, but if we start to prevent and anticipate what is unacceptable! ”
No, Vincent Goudet retorted: “For nearly two weeks the leaders of deliberation centers where teachers juries meet is that correct copies, alerting us to the number of students and teachers argue that this coincidence is a problem for them, and they will not be free that day. this note is in response to their requests. “
Caroline Brizard and Juliet Jabkhiro
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