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Christ’s Hospital shouldn't lecture pupils on white privilege

18 November 2021

7:47 AM

18 November 2021

7:47 AM

Students and teachers at Christ’s Hospital, a £36,600-a-year boarding school in Horsham, West Sussex, are set to be given ‘diversity training’. They will also receive lessons on ‘micro-aggressions and stereotyping’. Christ’s Hospital is far from the only public school to march headlong down this route; they are following a path previously trodden by the United States’s private schools.

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