Because the review makes abundantly clear that, in schools, antisemitism is a safeguarding issue – and that immediately gives it considerable weight. It means, for the first time ever, that school inspectors in both the state and independent sector must evaluate schools on how effectively they safeguard all children from the harms of antisemitism. Safeguarding isn’t a buzzword. It is a set of approaches and procedures, underpinned by legal duties, to ensure all children are safe in school. Everyone working in a school is responsible for safeguarding children, and all staff face serious disciplinary consequences if they fail to address abuse....
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
