The divisive plan to ‘decolonise’ our schools
The National Education Union claims that every aspect of the school day perpetuates racism.
The National Education Union (NEU), Britain’s largest teaching union, has lost the plot. After spending the past year demonising children as vectors of disease, ‘who are mucky, who spread germs’ and need to be ‘sprayed front and back with disinfectant’, it is now coming after education itself.
In a new report out this week, ostensibly focused on tackling racism, the NEU says there is an ‘urgent’ need to ‘decolonise’ every subject and every stage of the school curriculum. It wants teachers trained and equipped with tools to ‘make white privilege and colonialism visible’ in schools.