Six Muslim faith schools in London are expected to be branded inadequate today over fears that they are not preparing pupils for life in modern Britain. In a memo to Education Secretary Nicky Morgan, Ofsted inspectors are expected to highlight ‘serious concerns’. They will also criticise a leading state school in the same east London borough after it emerged that sixth-formers used a Facebook page to post references to Sheikh Omar Suleiman, an Islamic preacher who has called homosexuality a ‘disease’ and a ‘repugnant shameless sin’. Scroll down for video Inspection: Sir John Cass’s Foundation and Redcoat Church of England School (above) in Stepney, east London, will be criticised in a report by Ofsted for failing to safeguard pupils from extremism
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Pupils at school in Stepney, east London, 'exposed to Islamic extremism'
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Inspectors discovered girls and boys were segregated in the playground
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YouTube channel created by an Islamic society was not checked by staff
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Leading state school will be put into special measures by Ofsted today
Ofsted is expected to criticise a lack of monitoring of a YouTube channel set up by the @placeholder society.