Ça commence aujourd’hui Examines School Bullying and Its Lasting Effects on Teens

Ça commence aujourd’hui harcèlement scolaire episode November 5 2026: Ça commence aujourd’hui harcèlement scolaire episode: France 2's November 5, 2026 broadcast at 1:55 p.m. features a full fourth-grade class, families, and experts on how bullying begins and how victims rebuild.

Ça commence aujourd’hui harcèlement scolaire episode November 5 2026, Digi Mart USA News: France 2’s afternoon testimony program will return to families this Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 1:55 p.m. The show, Ça commence aujourd’hui, hosted by Faustine Bollaert, takes on school bullying and the marks it leaves on adolescents.

The episode, titled “Comment se relever du harcèlement scolaire ?” (How do you recover from school bullying?), brings an entire fourth-grade class onto the set. Bollaert, according to the source, invites each student to discuss their relationship with smartphones, social networks and screens, which can become a vehicle for harassment.

The broadcast runs about 1 hour and 10 minutes and gathers teenagers, their relatives and experts to examine how a bullying situation can emerge and how victims try to rebuild. The source describes how a simple message or shared photo can escalate into cyberbullying that follows victims home.

Adolescents explain what their phones mean to them: a link to friends and a refuge, but also a source of anxiety when insults appear repeatedly on screen. Parents voice fears about social media dependence and harassment that does not stop at the school gate.

Psychologists, psychiatrists and lawyers join the presenter to help distinguish ordinary conflict from school bullying and to explain the impact of screens on mental health.

The source notes that since the law of March 2, 2022, school bullying is recognized as an offense, punishable in the most serious cases by up to ten years in prison and a €150,000 fine. National surveys estimate that 3 to 5 percent of students suffer repeated bullying, and 6,400 students accused of bullying were handled by prosecutors in 2024–2025.

The program is part of school prevention efforts, including the “Stop au harcèlement à l’école” plan. The episode may later be viewed on replay on France.tv and is available on Canal+ or Apple TV platforms or as a podcast.

The national helpline 3018 remains open for young people and families in distress.

Felix Reeves

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