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Should Part-Time Schools Also Be...
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...subject to Ofsted inspections?
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Since schools like this are teaching that which is not conducive to integration into western society, they should certainly be investigated, but the fundamental problem emanates from the parents who choose to educate their children in this way. I recall the man who wept on television when his daughter fled to Syria to become a bride of a Jihadist. It transpired that he had attended extremist rallies, so one has to question where children like his are really receiving their education. The education that schools such as this offer is simply an extension of the education the students are receiving at home.
fiction-factory //i don't see why one dad's attendance at an extremist rally is considered to be relevant here//
I would have thought it obvious. It serves to illustrate that parents, generally, raise their children to believe as they believe. A good example is of those who say their parents/grandparents have always voted Labour and therefore they do the same – regardless of the fact that Labour is now a hopeless case. Parents who send their children to schools like this must want their daughters to be shrouded from the world and they must agree with the education offered. Education beings at home.
I would have thought it obvious. It serves to illustrate that parents, generally, raise their children to believe as they believe. A good example is of those who say their parents/grandparents have always voted Labour and therefore they do the same – regardless of the fact that Labour is now a hopeless case. Parents who send their children to schools like this must want their daughters to be shrouded from the world and they must agree with the education offered. Education beings at home.
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(It's easier to read if you download it and read it in Adobe Acrobat)
This document will:
(1) make points relevant to the OP;
(2) explain some aspects of the Trojan horse affair in Birmingham;
(3) suggest what education in state schools may look like when half the pupils are Muslim.
The section on Music and Dance is particularly interesting.
(It's easier to read if you download it and read it in Adobe Acrobat)
This document will:
(1) make points relevant to the OP;
(2) explain some aspects of the Trojan horse affair in Birmingham;
(3) suggest what education in state schools may look like when half the pupils are Muslim.
The section on Music and Dance is particularly interesting.
V_e - I've had a look at the document in your link.
Blimey! I agree, what an eye-opener in the areas of Music, Dance, Drama and Art! So much awareness of the various sensitivities recommended. Not much scope for creativity and awareness is there in those areas? Bland and morose springs to mind!
To think, schools for the future. Those percentages of cultural make up will change quickly too..
Blimey! I agree, what an eye-opener in the areas of Music, Dance, Drama and Art! So much awareness of the various sensitivities recommended. Not much scope for creativity and awareness is there in those areas? Bland and morose springs to mind!
To think, schools for the future. Those percentages of cultural make up will change quickly too..
