Petitions/Add Anti-Racism as a subject into the National Curriculum
StatusOngoing
Opened30 Jul 2026
Closes
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Make anti-racism education a compulsory subject in the national curriculum. We believe all students should learn about racism, prejudice, unconscious bias, equality and inclusion to help create safer, more respectful schools and better prepare young people for life in a diverse society.

Racism and racial prejudice continue to affect many young people in schools and wider society. We believe all students should receive age-appropriate anti-racism education that promotes understanding, respect and inclusion. Teaching about the history and impact of racism, unconscious bias and discrimination can help challenge harmful attitudes, reduce prejudice and create safer, more welcoming school environments for everyone.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Jo White
1Jo White MP
Bassetlaw
2
Emily Darlington
2Emily Darlington MP
Milton Keynes Central
2
Sir Julian Smith
3Sir Julian Smith MP
Skipton and Ripon
2
Luke Murphy
4Luke Murphy MP
Basingstoke
1
Graham Stringer
5Graham Stringer MP
Blackley and Middleton South
1
Bobby Dean
6Bobby Dean MP
Carshalton and Wallington
1
Aphra Brandreth
7Aphra Brandreth MP
Chester South and Eddisbury
1
Sarah Jones
8Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West
1
Justin Madders
9Justin Madders MP
Ellesmere Port and Bromborough
1
Naushabah Khan
10Naushabah Khan MP
Gillingham and Rainham
1