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Education referendums: how members voted

Settled referendums

43

since Jun 2026

Votes cast

20,719

all time, on education

Last week

5,210

votes · 3 referendums settled

Written opinions

787

all time, left by voters

Most voted last weekNO 77%· 1,768 votesShould school holidays be cut to match the 28 days of paid leave most working parents get?

Most respected on education in the last 7 days

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  1. CalmVoter2110 respects
  2. NorfolkCannon6 respects
Centre
  1. F1Fan10 respects
  2. BenL9 respects
Right
  1. Slawomir14 respects
  2. Bearcage9 respects
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Voters

South East222
Scotland152
South West139
North West134
London129
Yorkshire127
East of England114
West Midlands94
East Midlands79
North East59
Wales54
Northern Ireland20

Votes each week

5,210 last week

All-time education highlights

Last week

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Should school holidays be cut to match the 28 days of paid leave most working parents get?

The verdict

Voters overwhelmingly rejected cutting school holidays, and the most-respected No case began by conceding the parents' problem before insisting “schools aren't simply childcare facilities”. Childhood, not logistics, set the tone.

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26% No
Votes1,750
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Should parents need minimum qualifications, such as GCSE Maths and English, before they can home-school their children?

The verdict

Yes won overwhelmingly, and its best-rated voice was blunt: failing the basics yourself leaves you “in no position to be tutoring them”. The No side answered that a GCSE certifies little about teaching, and that the internet and AI fill the gap.

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44% Yes
Votes1,692
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Should schools stop teaching about LGBTQ+ relationships?

The verdict

Voters comfortably rejected stopping LGBTQ+ teaching, yet both sides' best-respected cases drew the same line: yes to gay and lesbian relationships, no to gender identity. “I draw the line on TQ” came from the No side.

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