A school today linked to the Trojan Horse scandal allegedly forced students to revise for exams in the street because staff did not want them speaking to inspectors. Fears that classrooms are being taken over by hardline Muslims have spread to Bradford  as it emerged Ofsted is sending officials to the city to see if strict Islamic rules are being imposed. Inspectors reportedly visited Laisterdyke Business and Enterprise College yesterday, and will likely visit Carlton Bolling College, where boys and girls have allegedly been segregated in classes and senior staff and governors visited a Birmingham school now in special measures.
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Concerns schools in Bradford may also have been targeted by hardliners
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Ofsted moves in on one school in city and inspection expected at another
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Bradford probe follows reported links to governor of school in Birmingham
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Pupils revising for exams say they were forced out to avoid meeting Ofsted
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Teachers also complained about attempts to change ethos and curriculum
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Sir Michael Wilshaw reverses accusation Gove opposed snap inspections
It emerged today that around 30 Year 11 pupils at @placeholder arrived for revision classes yesterday but were reportedly told they could not come in because Ofsted were inside.