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Politics · 6 March 2026

Reform UK outlines plans for grammar schools and patriotic curriculum

Reform UK outlines plans for grammar schools and patriotic curriculum

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Reform UK has revealed its education agenda with Suella Braverman appointed as the party’s spokeswoman for the sector. The proposals include lifting the ban on opening new grammar schools and enforcing a patriotic curriculum to counter alleged left-wing bias. The party also intends to ban social transitioning for children in schools and threatens to strip funding from universities that fail to protect free speech, signaling potential conflict with teaching unions.

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