Overview
- Élisabeth Borne announced that Netflix has opened the rights for five classroom sequences of the series starting in fourth grade.
- The Education Ministry will supply pedagogical materials to guide teachers and facilitate student debates on the show's themes.
- Adolescence depicts the aftermath of a 13-year-old’s arrest for attacking a classmate, illustrating how masculinist ideologies on social media can shape youth violence.
- The UK government began screening the series in secondary schools in March to foster discussions on misogyny and prevent online radicalization.
- The ministry is also updating its guidance for school leaders and teachers to address emerging forms of anti-Semitism after antisemitic tags were found at a primary school in Le Havre.