A parents’ group, Parents Against Antisemitism, reports a rise in antisemitic bullying in schools and says Jewish pupils are losing trust in teachers in response. The group has compiled a dossier containing more than 100 accounts of abuse. The accounts describe antisemitic incidents involving pupils and, according to the group, teachers as well. Reported behaviours include Nazi salutes, alongside other forms of harassment. The coverage indicates the dossier is based on reported experiences collected by the group, rather than on a single adjudicated case. The claims raise concerns about how schools respond to antisemitic incidents and about safeguarding and disciplinary handling of such behaviour. The reports do not provide additional detail in the provided summaries on locations, dates, or whether any investigations or disciplinary actions have been carried out. Overall, the shared theme across the reporting is that the group is documenting alleged antisemitic bullying and calling attention to the impact on Jewish pupils’ confidence in school staff.