Concerns are growing over the impact of rising antisemitism on UK schools, with a new report suggesting that Jewish headteachers are spending increasingly more time on security measures rather than focusing on their core teaching duties. According to the research, Jewish heads are devoting significant portions of their time to ensuring the safety of their students and staff, including implementing security protocols, monitoring online threats, and collaborating with law enforcement agencies. This shift in priorities has sparked worries about the potential effects on the quality of education and the overall well-being of Jewish students in these schools. As antisemitic incidents continue to rise, the report's findings highlight the need for urgent action to address this growing concern.
Jewish headteachers 'spend more time on security than teaching' bbc.com
