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Teachers back England curriculum review with focus on black perspectives
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TEACHERS have called for a review of the curriculum in England, with a specific report on black perspectives.

National Education Union (NEU) delegates voted for the measure at its annual conference in Bournemouth today.

The motion called for the union’s executive to prioritise a campaign for a curriculum review similar to one carried out by the Welsh government, which looked at ethnic minority contributions.

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