The Expectation
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Artists | Richard Oelze |
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Created | 1936 |
Periods | Surrealism |
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ID | 3047207 |
About The Expectation
Hezbollah chief Nasrallah to break silence on Israel-Gaza war
... They took the unusual step of announcing it five days in advance and, earlier this week, released dramatic short videos featuring Nasrallah, fuelling The Expectation of a major announcement...
Carbon emissions threaten 1. 5C climate threshold sooner than thought - report
... 5C, global emissions of carbon dioxide would have to reach net zero by 2034, not 2050 as is currently The Expectation...
Poland election: Tusk's opposition eyes power after pivotal vote
... Poland s stock market surged by more than 6% and its currency, the Zloty, also rose on The Expectation of a new government...
'My ancestors were invisible. I want to be visible'
... " If No wins then I would say I told you so , because of The Expectation that I ve been born with - that nothing will work for us...
Patients feel misled by pledge of cannabis on NHS
... " The doctors did say we were out of options, so The Expectation was that eventually a seizure would kill him...
Transgender guidance for schools to be delayed
... Ministers now have to work out what to do next: either compile guidance that is lawful, or contemplate changing the law - with The Expectation of the legal challenges this could provoke...
McDonald's told to shut franchises over abuse claims
... " " It s The Expectation that if you work at McDonald s, you will be harassed, " added Emily, who s 20...
McDonald's abuse claims as 100 workers speak out
... " It s The Expectation that if you work at McDonald s, you will be harassed, " added Emily, who s 20...
Transgender guidance for schools to be delayed
By Chris Mason , Lauren Moss & Alice EvansBBC News
The government will break its own deadline to provide schools in England with guidance on policies for transgender pupils.
Prime Minister the advice before the summer holidays, which begin This Week for many schools.
The Delay is because the Attorney General for England and Wales has advised part of the guidance may be unlawful.
School leaders said The Delay was frustrating.
One of The Most controversial matters the guidance was expected to address is what schools should do if a child wanted to change their name, use different pronouns or change their appearance, hairstyle or clothes - what is known as socially transitioning.
In 2020, a report commissioned by Nhs England found that socially transitioning was not a neutral act and more information was needed about its outcomes.
Ministers were considering advising against allowing social transitioning in schools altogether.
But, as first reported, the Attorney General , Victoria Prentis , has said an outright ban would be unlawful.
A ministerial statement to confirm the hold-up is expected on Thursday.
The Attorney General is also understood to be concerned about the guidance advising teachers that they do not have to use a child's pronouns or chosen name if they do not want to, and suggesting that doctors are consulted before a child socially transitions at school.
Ministers now have to Work Out what to do next: either compile guidance that is lawful, or contemplate changing The Law - with The Expectation of the legal challenges this could provoke.
The Department For Education (DfE) will publish a draft for consultation before The Final guidance, which will be non-statutory, or advisory, guidance.
No new deadline has been set for the advice. The DfE has been contacted for comment.
There are no official estimates of how many trans, non-binary or gender fluid pupils are in the UK. But in May suggested that about 8% of primary-school and 75% of Secondary School teachers taught trans or non-binary pupils.
Geoff Barton, General Secretary of The Association of School and College Leaders, said: " It is frustrating that [the government] has now got to The Point of producing something but appears to be Locked In an internal political squabble which is causing a further delay.
" At present, schools have to navigate this complex and sensitive subject entirely on their own.
" We will be looking very closely at the guidance when it is published and consulting with our members to ensure it is proportionate, fair and deliverable. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com