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Julie Henry

Julie Henry

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Contributor Education Journalist and Editor, The London Standard

London

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Total articles 296

  • How Labour heralded the end of single-sex education

    By Julie Henry| The Telegraph Verified Parents who favour single-sex schools are voicing their unhappiness at the rush to co-ed. In a recent discussion on Mumsnet, one mother cited two local girls' schools with plans to take boys. "I'm angry that the girls' welfare is being sacrificed for financial or strategic reasons, or because girls are supposed to have a 'moderating' effect on boys' behaviour," she says.

    By Julie Henry · The Telegraph

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Nigel Farage will 'go to war' with union after teachers were told to 'educate pupils who vote for racist Reform' - as he clashes with GB News over its coverage of feud with his own MP | Daily Mail Online

    By Julie Henry| Daily Mail Verified Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has pledged the party will ‘go to war against the teachers’ unions’ after the country’s largest education union branded it ‘far-Right and racist’. The National Education Union is to demand at next month’s annual conference that pupils are taught the dangers of voting for Reform. Teachers are set to debate a motion accusing ‘far-Right and racist organisations, including Reform’ of scapegoating refugees, asylum seekers, Muslims and Jews.

    By Julie Henry · Daily Mail

    Mar. 22, 2025

  • How Labour heralded the end of single-sex education

    By Julie Henry| The Telegraph Verified Parents who favour single-sex schools are voicing their unhappiness at the rush to co-ed. In a recent discussion on Mumsnet, one mother cited two local girls' schools with plans to take boys. "I'm angry that the girls' welfare is being sacrificed for financial or strategic reasons, or because girls are supposed to have a 'moderating' effect on boys' behaviour," she says.

    By Julie Henry · The Telegraph

    Mar. 27, 2025

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The London Standard

The Evening Standard is a historic daily newspaper based in London, founded in 1827. Initially launched as *The Standard*, it introduced its evening edition in 1859. The publication transitioned to a free distribution model in 2009, making it accessible to a wider audience. It focuses on local, national, and international news, with a strong emphasis on London-centric reporting. The Evening Standard offers a daily newspaper that covers a range of topics, including breaking news, politics, business, culture, and lifestyle. It also has a digital platform that provides online articles, newsletters, and multimedia content. Known for its rich history, the paper has been a significant voice in London’s media landscape, with notable features like the *Londoner’s Diary* gossip column introduced in 1915. With nearly 200 years of operation, the Evening Standard continues to adapt to the changing media environment while maintaining its local focus.

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Founded: 1827