- An independent review led by Sir David Bell urges schools and colleges to allow open, respectful discussions on the Israel-Hamas conflict without prejudice or hatred.
- The government is expected to accept all 27 recommendations outlined in the report, which is being presented to Parliament.
- Key proposals include recognising antisemitism as a safeguarding risk, marking Holocaust Memorial Day, and setting up an advice hotline for school leaders.
- The report advised against a legal ban on political symbols, such as pro-Palestine badges, suggesting schools instead rely on existing codes of conduct.
- The review follows a 59 per cent increase in school-related antisemitic incidents in the first six months of the year, according to the Community Security Trust.
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