Delivering the keynote address at the Children’s Commissioner’s inaugural Festival of Children, taking place at the Young V&A in London this morning (3 April), education secretary Bridget Phillipson will build on the Prime Minister’s intervention earlier this week to tackle the development of misogynistic views in young boys and will appeal to more men to consider a career in teaching.
She is expected to say, ‘With toxic online influences on the rise, our boys need strong, positive male role models to look up to. At home, of course, and at school too. Schools can’t solve these problems alone, and responsibility starts at home with parents.
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