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She Clearly Needs To Live Somewhere Else
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Why do we pamper to this nonsense, why does she think she can censor history?
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It is not censoring. Children should not be shown material with an 18 certificate. And if the school wants to, they should seek written permission from the childrens' parents.
Watching people commit suicide is not something children should be watching, and she was right to highlight that. And the school were wrong to dismiss her.
Watching people commit suicide is not something children should be watching, and she was right to highlight that. And the school were wrong to dismiss her.
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"Suriyah also claims that following her dismissal, she discovered staff raised concerns over her connection to a Saltley School where she was Head Girl, which was implicated in the Trojan Horse scandal.
She added: 'I was made to feel like an extremist because I wanted to protect these children. I was studying at Oxford during the "Trojan Horse" affair."
"Suriyah also claims that following her dismissal, she discovered staff raised concerns over her connection to a Saltley School where she was Head Girl, which was implicated in the Trojan Horse scandal.
She added: 'I was made to feel like an extremist because I wanted to protect these children. I was studying at Oxford during the "Trojan Horse" affair."
Togo - //But how did that caring stance transmogrify into religious discrimination? Perhaps there is more com pen sayshun in that. //
Do you entertain the possibility that this lady is bringing the school to a tribunal because she feels she has been unfairly and illegally treated, and they should be made to account for themselves in a public forum, rather than paying her off to shut up and go away?
Do you entertain the possibility that this lady is bringing the school to a tribunal because she feels she has been unfairly and illegally treated, and they should be made to account for themselves in a public forum, rather than paying her off to shut up and go away?
If memory serves this woman is not a teacher but was hired as a teaching assistant and had been at the school only a week, so having complained so soon into her new career was perhaps perceived as a trouble maker. Rights and wrongs aside, I'm not sure she should pursue her claim on the grounds of religious discrimination. The people who hired her would have been aware that she's Muslim and they would have been aware of her educational background - as head girl at a school implicated in the Trojan Horse scandal - before offering her the job. She's been offered £11,000. How much more will it take to satisfy her?
She probably knows that a tribunal may not award her any more money than the school offered, assuming she wins, of course. She is clearly not an idiot.
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