Nuclear disarmament education poll
'The survey recommends that schools, trusts and education authorities should ensure funding is available to train teachers in nuclear disarmament and peace education.'
Ninety-three per cent of teachers do not agree that nuclear disarmament education is too political to be taught, a new survey from the Nuclear Education Trust has found. It reveals that most teachers believe students should learn about the humanitarian consequences of using nuclear weapons.
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