Reform UK's Patriotic School Curriculum Plan

0:00On April 22nd, reform UK just dropped their big plan for schools in England, time dried before Saint George's Day. If they win power, every school has to display a portrait of the king and a spot everyone can see and fire the Union Jack from a dedicated flagpole. They'd fund. It's all part of their patriotic curriculum to make kids proud of Britain's history. They want British history to take up at least 60% of the school timeline, focusing on key moments like the Magna Carta, English Civil War. Glorious revolution and Victorian era. No more what they call a progressive spin that downplays the island story and every school would mark Saint George's Day as a must do. Surveys back their push, showing only 20% of 18-24-year-olds view Winston Churchill positively and just 41%. Percent of Gen Z feel proud to be British. Reform says past governments let ideology creep in, pushing other agendas over national pride. To Ella Braverman, their new education spokeswoman and ex-Tory minister, slam Torian labor for

1:04failing kids on rigor and identity. She promises as education secretary to fix it, rebuilding that sense of privilege and being British through real history lessons. Meanwhile, a fresh pole has reform-eying strong gains in London's local elections, potentially topping in spots like Barking and Dagonham. With Nigel Farage talking up winds in half a dozen burrows, this curriculum pitch lands amid real momentum on the ground.