Belgian Academy protests planned abolition of Latin in first-year secondary

The Royal Academy of French Language and Literature of Belgium publicly opposes a planned education reform that would move Latin instruction from the first to the second year of secondary school, arguing it delays serious study by two years. The reform is part of a broader curriculum change, and the Academy's rare intervention signals institutional resistance. The outcome remains uncertain as the government weighs the proposal.

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