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== Stories == | == Stories == | ||
* Batley grammar school teacher in hiding was let down by the [[Batley Grammar School]].<ref name="khan">https://archive.is/iEq9a</ref> | |||
* Suffered from a wider cultural problem of "self-appointed community faith leaders aggressively interfering in teaching".<ref name="khan">https://archive.is/iEq9a</ref> | |||
* Has a "poor understanding of cohesion" where protesters were appeased to secure an end to the protests.<ref name="khan">https://archive.is/iEq9a</ref> | |||
* A disproportionate concern for not causing offence "to the religious sensibilities of those who, unaware of the facts, chose to engage in intimidation".<ref name="khan">https://archive.is/iEq9a</ref> | |||
* Failed to relay any clear condemnation of those creating "an intimidatory and threatening climate".<ref name="khan">https://archive.is/iEq9a</ref> | |||
* Teacher who showed a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad remains in police protection nearly 3 years on and is unlikely to ever return home.<ref name="prophet">https://archive.is/Myjq9</ref> | * Teacher who showed a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad remains in police protection nearly 3 years on and is unlikely to ever return home.<ref name="prophet">https://archive.is/Myjq9</ref> | ||
* The former teacher who remains in hiding due to harassment and intimidation by radical extremist Muslims, despite being cleared of ill intent, has never been legally recognised as a victim of harassment.<ref name="never">https://archive.is/Om2wN</ref> | * The former teacher who remains in hiding due to harassment and intimidation by radical extremist Muslims, despite being cleared of ill intent, has never been legally recognised as a victim of harassment.<ref name="never">https://archive.is/Om2wN</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:03, 27 March 2024
Stories
- Batley grammar school teacher in hiding was let down by the Batley Grammar School.[1]
- Suffered from a wider cultural problem of "self-appointed community faith leaders aggressively interfering in teaching".[1]
- Has a "poor understanding of cohesion" where protesters were appeased to secure an end to the protests.[1]
- A disproportionate concern for not causing offence "to the religious sensibilities of those who, unaware of the facts, chose to engage in intimidation".[1]
- Failed to relay any clear condemnation of those creating "an intimidatory and threatening climate".[1]
- Teacher who showed a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad remains in police protection nearly 3 years on and is unlikely to ever return home.[2]
- The former teacher who remains in hiding due to harassment and intimidation by radical extremist Muslims, despite being cleared of ill intent, has never been legally recognised as a victim of harassment.[3]
- Previous headmaster Gary Kibble.[2]