Seaska students will be able to take the Brebe sciences in Basque this year. Last weekend Vincent Bru, a Member of the Assembly of France on Twitter, announced his decision and applauded the decision of the Minister of Education, Pap Ndiaye.

Seaska President Peio Jorajuria pointed out that this is a "tremendous victory" and that change is the achievement of mobilizations in recent years. The president of Seaska has also received the news via social media, and has pointed out that it is "unacceptable" to be aware of this decision.

The breb is a test that is performed after the completion of the first cycle of Compulsory Secondary Education and that all students pass to the next cycle. This year will be held on 26 and 27 June and will be held by 270 students from Seaska.

Representatives of the Basque Public Organization (EEP), parliamentarians of the Northern Basque Country and representatives of the French Ministry of Education met in September and raised the possibility of breb in Basque. The ministerial representatives told them that they would reply "within reasonable time". In February, given the lack of response from the Ministry of Education, the parents and workers of Seaska blocked the rectorado of Bordeaux under the motto "Exams in Basque".

Low, for the moment in French

At the end of the second year of high school, the students from Lapurdi, Baja Navarra and Zuberoa do the bass to be able to study at university. Today there is no possibility to practice undergraduate studies in Basque, although until 2017 the students spoke of mathematics and geography in Basque. This year, 120 Seaska students will take this test, but there is no news of the language of the test. Seaska has expressed its intention to continue fighting "until the lower is also in Basque". Thus, a concentration will be held on Monday at the Etxepare lyceum.