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Racism against teachers

Nearly half of black and ethnic minority teachers believe they've been held back in their career because of racial discrimination. The teachers shared their experiences at a recent conference for black and ethnic minority school staff held by the NASUWT union – 350 people attended. In her keynote address, general secretary Chris Keates said government reforms were providing opportunities for prejudice and inequality to fester in schools.

Click here for the Guardian report