In her keynote speech, Trott had cited the work of Parents Against Antisemitism, a campaign group which has highlighted the abuse faced by Jewish students in classrooms in Britain. She also criticised the National Education Union over its ties to the “divisive” Palestine Solidarity Campaign. She slammed schools for allowing “extremism” to get into the classroom and their “failure to vet external speakers and organisations”. Trott lamented that “antisemitism has doubled in schools in the last three years”. She also highlighted the dilemmas faced by Jewish parents, whether to “send their children to mainstream schools where Jewish children are heckled, bullied, singled...