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Since parents were told in July, staff, guardians and pupils were made trans aware to help prepare them for the 48-year-old's return.

Dozens of education officials, including teachers and the heads of exam centres, were arrested over the leak and at least 300,000 pupils were made to retake tests.

Other reports claimed that female pupils were made to sit at the back of the classroom and males at the front.

About 2,000 people have signed a petition about changes to a Swansea school's uniform policy after pupils were made to sit in a hall and miss lessons for wearing the wrong trousers.

Teachers complained that pupils were making videos and taking photographs in class with their smartphones and then posting them on websites such as YouTube.

Too many pupils were making "poor progress" and teaching was inadequate "because teachers do not plan work effectively enough", the report said.

Updated at 12.26pm BST 11.05am BST Laws says the government does not support pupils being made to wear the veil.

The decision to include the Palestinian perspective in the study program for Arab pupils was made in 2002, she said, but it took time to develop the new course materials.

It subtly reinforces the notion that Eton's pupils are made of more enterprising stuff than normal schoolchildren – that there's something special about them apart from their parents' money and connections, and their own consequent sense of entitlement.

The instructions of the curricula included the objective that pupils be made to "understand the concept of adaptation" and the "ways" by which plants and animals adapt to the environment, as shown in the relevant excerpts (in italics and quotation marks) from the curricula and the textbooks of both pupils and teachers (Table 1).

Now 88% of our pupils are making more than two levels of progress in every subject at every key stage.