Sunday shifted from street counts to preparation for Monday. Education minister Edouard Geffray said 400 to 500 lycées would be fully or partially closed, with 24 burned or ransacked since the movement began. Prime minister Sébastien Lecornu ordered classes to resume wherever security allowed, sent ministers a five-site roadmap with decisions due by month-end, and accelerated Senate review of the casseurs-payeurs bill on parental liability. Prosecutors detailed the Belfort beating of a policeman, with two minors pursued as a detained pupil filed a counter-complaint, while the 15-year-old accused of spraying a woman with flammable liquid in Marseille was placed in detention.
Marine Le Pen maintained confidence in Jordan Bardella after Mediapart attributed antisemitic writings to him.
In the evening the five social-democratic primary candidates held their final televised debate before the first round, with Olivier Faure pledging to march with lycéens Tuesday.