Parents in France have enrolled 15 sheep into a primary school.
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The animals - including Saute-Mouton, Baaaaah-Bete and Panurge - have found themselves on the school list at Crets and Belledonne as families look to avoid closure of a class due to a lack of pupils.
Galle Laval - part of the parent committee and one of the organisers of the unusual protest - argued that ''children get into trouble here, but National Education is not concerned about the arguments in the field, just about numbers''.
A local farmer provided 15 sheep - each with a birth certificate - to be registered after a class faced closure from September.
Galle laughed: ''We don't have to close any classrooms like that.''