NO SCHOOL APARTHEID
Stop press: Although the Clause to segregate the children of asylum seekers from mainstream schools was passed as part of the Nationality Immigration & Asylum Bill a big question remains over whether it can be implemented due to the widespread and ferocious grassroots anti-racist movement which was uncovered by campaigning on this issue. The government has not found one organisation ready to support segregated education. We are focusing on stopping the implementation of the government’s plans, including calling for non-co-operation from those Blunkett will depend on to open the accommodation centres.

Not in the name of mothers, teachers and other carers NO SCHOOL APARTHEID UPDATE, November 2002

Message of support to London teachers’ strike from NO SCHOOL APARTHEID, 26 November 2002

Organising letter for the Commons briefing, 25 October 02

We want asylum seekers in our schools. Excerpts from contributions to the briefing on the eve of the Nationality, Immigration & Asylum Bill debate, House of Lords, 8 October 02

References to No School Apartheid briefing from the Lords' Hansard: 9 Oct 02

Not in the name of mothers, teachers and other carers! No school apartheid!
Mothers and other parents and carers at Kingsgate Primary School in Camden, London, are circulating the following letter urging schools to oppose segregation... more on this

Press:
'Heads disgusted at refugee segregation', Times Educational Supplement, 5 July 2002

In defence of asylum Letter published in The Guardian 15 June 2002
With over 90 signatories from organisations and prominent individuals . .

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