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It s perverse to claim white privilege discourse is holding back working class boys

It s perverse to claim white privilege discourse is holding back working class boys
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Schools Not There to Be a Political Space, Says Gavin Williamson

Schools Not There to Be a Political Space, Says Gavin Williamson
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Conservative MP Robert Halfon: The government can t say there s no money for education

Conservative MP Robert Halfon: “The government can’t say there’s no money for education” The chair of the Education Select Committee discusses how to solve the schools crisis. I decided I would become an MP aged 12, so I was a very strange child,” laughs Robert Halfon. “An MP came to my school and said the House of Commons had a thousand rooms, and I didn’t believe it and said I wanted to go. I decided on that day that the place was so amazing I was going to become an MP.” Halfon, 52, has been the Conservative MP for Harlow, Essex, since 2010 – a former bellwether seat that has now become a Tory stronghold. Education is his mission: he briefly served as skills minister in Theresa May’s government, and has chaired the House of Commons Education Select Committee since July 2017.

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University of Essex students demand action on sex assaults

BBC News Published image captionGeorgia Knowles is calling for the University of Essex to update its safeguarding policy An 18-year-old student has called for an overhaul of safeguarding at a university that she says failed to act after she was sexually assaulted. Georgia Knowles, who has waived her right to anonymity, said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow University of Essex student on campus in March. She said the incident had made her feel very sensitive and fragile . The university said it was conducting an urgent investigation . Miss Knowles, originally from Birmingham, is a student at the university s Southend-based East 15 drama school.

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Religion can equip minority ethnic students for Oxbridge traditions, says race report chair Tony Sewell

Religion can equip minority ethnic students for Oxbridge traditions, says race report chair Tony Sewell The i 10 hrs ago Will Hazell © Provided by The i Dr Tony Sewell said If you come from a religious background, you are used to a ritualistic background (Photo: Getty/Bloomberg/Chris Ratcliffe) Religion can equip pupils from minority ethnic backgrounds for Oxbridge traditions such as formal dinners because they are “used to rituals”, the chairman of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities has said. Dr Tony Sewell said religion could also have a “positive effect” on young people because it teaches “discipline”. Appearing before the House of Commons Education Select Committee on Wednesday, Dr Sewell was asked what effect a pupil’s religious background could have on their education.

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