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Headteachers 'appalled' at bank holiday letter and invite to 'all but vilify schools'

They said an accompanying press release was 'all but inviting the media to vilify schools'

Wales Online

Headteachers ‘appalled’ by Nadhim Zahawi bank holiday letter

Heads say sending a letter on a bank holiday breaches Department for Education pledges on wellbeing.

The Independent UK

Zahawi writes to all schools to urge take-up of tutoring programme

In additional the Department for Education will share data on schools’ use of the scheme with Ofsted.

The Independent UK

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The Observer view on the cost of living crisis

Cabinet ministers’ glib shortcuts are dire response to economic crisis

The Guardian - UK

Primary school children to receive a free book to mark Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi says children can read about the Queen’s ‘amazing life and the people and events that have shaped history’.

The Independent UK

Heads vote for Zahawi to intervene over gay author school visit

Heads say the decision by the diocese sends a message of ‘intolerance’ to staff and pupils.

The Independent UK

Don’t tell teachers which books to teach, says Phillipson

The shadow education secretary said the Government should not micromanage the curriculum.

The Independent UK

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Heads ask ‘what century are we living in’ over rising food bank use

Headteachers condemn ‘Dickensian’ levels of rising poverty at annual conference.

The Independent UK

Poll: Majority of Britons don’t think Priti Patel would make good PM

Priti Patel has proved to be less popular than her fellow Cabinet ministers as having what it takes to be a good PM - poll

Evening Standard

School leaders debate intervention from Zahawi over cancelled gay author visit

NAHT to debate whether Nadhim Zahawi should investigate the appointment of new governors who are ‘riding roughshod’ over the rules.

The Independent UK

Leadership bid speculation as Cabinet ministers host rival drinks receptions

SPECULATION is growing over whether two Cabinet ministers are hoping to become leadership candidates in a future Tory challenge after they hosted…

The National (Scotland)

Council paid £60k a week for ‘wholly unsuitable’ place for vulnerable girl

Court of protection orders education secretary to explain ‘national crisis’ in secure placements for children with complex needs

The Guardian - UK

There's nothing wrong with lightly smacking your child, education secretary tells parents

Mums and dads 'should be trusted' to make their own decision on smacking, says Nadhim Zahawi

Manchester Evening News

New natural history GCSE will educate next Sir David Attenborough, says Zahawi

Nadhim Zahawi was joined by adventurer Bear Grylls at an event at the Natural History Museum on Thursday to launch the new subject.

The Independent UK

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The Conversation

How a new GCSE in natural history can help us towards a greener future

The UK’s education secretary, Nadhim Zahawi, has announced the launch of a GCSE in natural history, a key part of helping bring back the study of plants and animals into the lives of young people. Long championed by the environmentalist Mary Colwell, this qualification is welcome.

Wales Online

Parents in England 'should be trusted' to make own decision on smacking children

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi rejected call for ban in England, saying mothers and fathers are “entitled” to discipline their youngsters

The Guardian - UK

MPs should wait for ‘full facts’ on Partygate, says Johnson in India

Row over breaching of lockdown rules rumbles on as PM begins two-day visit to discuss trade and security

Daily Mirror

Tory children's chief WON'T ban parents smacking kids because it'd be 'nannying'

Wales and Scotland have already made it illegal for parents to smack their children - but Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi announced he doesn't want England to do the same

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The Independent UK

Trust parents to make smacking decisions – Education Secretary

Nadhim Zahawi said he does not believe the state should be ‘nannying’ parents about hot to bring up their children

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson to face inquiry into claims he misled parliament over Partygate – as it happened

Latest updates: MPs back investigation into Boris Johnson after senior Tory says PM should go

Evening Standard

Minister: My wife smacks our child if she’s naughty

Nadhim Zahawi rejected calls for a smacking ban in England

The Independent UK

Nothing wrong with lightly smacking your child, says education secretary

Nadhim Zahawi says we need to ‘trust parents’ on discipline

The Independent UK

Education Secretary rejects call for a smacking ban in England

The children’s commissioner said she would support any move to bring England into line with Scotland and Wales.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson ally suggests he shouldn't apologise to Commons - but Keir Starmer should

Brazen minister Nadhim Zahawi demanded Labour's leader apologise for "misleading Parliament" - while blocking an investigation into Boris Johnson for doing just that

The Independent UK

Vote on Boris Johnson investigation dismissed as Labour ‘shenanigans’ by minister

Education secretary urges Tory MPs to back a delay by accusing Labour of ‘petty politics’

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