Jewish headteachers 'spend more time on security than teaching'
Sir David Bell, a former Ofsted chief inspector and senior civil servant at the Department for Education, is now vice-chancellor of the University of Sunderland. He has heard evidence from pupils, teachers, governors and parents across both the state and independent sectors as well as community organisations. The Bell review has also drawn evidence from a bespoke survey of 5,000 children conducted by the universities, colleges, and admissions service, Ucas.
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