Indeed, the actual article headline is "Antisemitism review settles debate over banning pro-Palestine badges in schools" and quoting the piece:

"Teachers and pupils won’t be banned from wearing political symbols, like pro-Palestine badges, at schools (AFP/Getty)"

and

"The government-commissioned report did not call for an outright ban on teachers and pupils wearing political symbols or flags – like pro-Palestine badges – in schools and colleges."

"Sir David said he decided against a ban as he believed it was “unworkable” and “untested legally”."

The report is at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/independent-revie... with Recommendation 16:

"School leaders should carefully consider the time, place, and manner of political expression (including in relation to staff dress codes and pupil uniform policies), ensuring that the wearing or displaying of political symbols, flags, or slogans, and the expression of political views, are compliant with their legal duties in relation to political impartiality, whist being mindful of promoting respectful dialogue, inclusion and engagement."