On April 24, 2025, during lunch break, a 15-year-old student fatally stabbed a female classmate and injured three others at Notre-Dame-de-Toutes-Aides High School in Nantes, France. Reports indicate that the assailant was not motivated by terrorism, but the case is still under evaluation by the antiterrorism prosecutor's office. Education Minister Élisabeth Borne and Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau were quickly dispatched to the scene, highlighting the seriousness of the incident amidst ongoing concerns surrounding school violence, particularly following previous attacks on educators and students in France. Eyewitness accounts state that the attacker wore a helmet and balaclava and had sent a manifesto to the school expressing disdain for societal conditions, mentioning themes of "systemic violence" and "social alienation." The police swiftly apprehended the assailant, and knives, including a hunting knife, were discovered on the premises.
Teen Stabs Four Classmates in Nantes High School Attack
Teen Stabs Four Classmates in Nantes High School Attack
A tragic stabbing incident at a Nantes high school has left one student dead and three others injured, raising alarms over school safety in France.
Teen Stabs Four Classmates in Nantes High School Attack
A tragic stabbing incident at a Nantes high school has left one student dead and three others injured, raising alarms over school safety in France.
On April 24, 2025, during lunch break, a 15-year-old student fatally stabbed a female classmate and injured three others at Notre-Dame-de-Toutes-Aides High School in Nantes, France. Reports indicate that the assailant was not motivated by terrorism, but the case is still under evaluation by the antiterrorism prosecutor's office. Education Minister Élisabeth Borne and Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau were quickly dispatched to the scene, highlighting the seriousness of the incident amidst ongoing concerns surrounding school violence, particularly following previous attacks on educators and students in France. Eyewitness accounts state that the attacker wore a helmet and balaclava and had sent a manifesto to the school expressing disdain for societal conditions, mentioning themes of "systemic violence" and "social alienation." The police swiftly apprehended the assailant, and knives, including a hunting knife, were discovered on the premises.
A tragic stabbing incident at a Nantes high school has left one student dead and three others injured, raising alarms over school safety in France.
On April 24, 2025, during lunch break, a 15-year-old student fatally stabbed a female classmate and injured three others at Notre-Dame-de-Toutes-Aides High School in Nantes, France. Reports indicate that the assailant was not motivated by terrorism, but the case is still under evaluation by the antiterrorism prosecutor's office. Education Minister Élisabeth Borne and Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau were quickly dispatched to the scene, highlighting the seriousness of the incident amidst ongoing concerns surrounding school violence, particularly following previous attacks on educators and students in France. Eyewitness accounts state that the attacker wore a helmet and balaclava and had sent a manifesto to the school expressing disdain for societal conditions, mentioning themes of "systemic violence" and "social alienation." The police swiftly apprehended the assailant, and knives, including a hunting knife, were discovered on the premises.
