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2 July 2026

Festival of Education: Live updates from day one

Schools Week brings you the latest from the 16th Festival of Education at Wellington College

Schools Week Reporter

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Thousands of teachers and sector leaders will gather at Wellington College today for the 16th Festival of Education.

Ofsted chief inspector Martyn Oliver will be interviewed by Schools Week editor Freddie Whittaker this morning.

Panel inclusive mainstream classrooms, challenging the manosphere and curriculum reforms.

The Schools Week team will bring you the latest below…

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