Key individuals were "promoting and encouraging certain Islamic principles" in Birmingham classrooms amid poor oversight from education chiefs, a city council investigation into the alleged "Trojan Horse" takeover plot has found.
The findings of the Birmingham City Council inquiry carried out by Ian Kershaw and published today, concluded that governors, deputy and acting headteachers, trustees and parents were involved in a pattern of behaviour "moving between schools in the area".
In a 151-page report, Mr Kershaw concluded: "The evidence shows individuals have been seeking to promote and encourage Islamic principles in the schools with which they are involved, by seeking to introduce Islamic collective worship, or raising objections to elements of the school curriculum that are viewed as anti-Islamic."
[A COMMENT] So is the Hu ff going to stop calling the warning letter a "hoax" then?
[ANOTHER] The time is fast approaching to revoke the British Citizenship of some people involved in this despicable act to take over state schools and curriculums. The time has come to look into the rights of those who claim to be British and how they arrived in the UK. The time has come for expulsions. [The Huffington Post UK] Read more
