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Roof for Foreigners in Class. How Many Are There and What the New Proposals Say. The Knot of European Students (that Are Half) and Children Born Here

Coming to the council of ministers after the announcement of Meloni. Obligation to learn Italian also for parents. Foreigners are about 950 thousand, 11 percent. Two thirds were born here

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The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, announced this Sunday that she will present a measure that limits by law the maximum number of foreign students per classroom and introduces the ban on the burca and ‘hijab' in educational institutions. According to the Prime Minister, who intervened at the youth meeting of her party, Brothers of Italy, the bill will be presented at the next Council of Ministers and also requires the parents of foreign…

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Coming to the council of ministers after the announcement of Meloni. Obligation to learn Italian also for parents. Foreigners are about 950 thousand, 11 percent. Two thirds were born here

·Milan, Italy
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The roof for foreign students in the classes announced by Giorgia Meloni divides politics, while from the garrisons comes a bath of reality on the possibility of applying it. In didactic terms the question is founded and shared, but it is difficult to find a technical solution, explains to the "Ansa Antonello Giannelli, president of the National Association garrisons (Anp). The problem is first [...] The article Roof for foreigners at school, Va…

·Rome, Italy
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"In educational terms the issue is well founded and acceptable but it is difficult to find a technical solution." (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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On Sunday, 20 September, it was announced that the Italian Government was preparing a bill to limit the number of foreign pupils in the same class, and it was also planned to ban the wearing of burka and nicab in schools.

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Italian PM Giorgio Meloni has announced a ban on burqas and niqabs in schools. The number of foreign students in each class will be limited, and parents of foreign students will be required to learn Italian. Read the full report on the new rules, electoral politics, and the immigration debate.

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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