Parents angrily confronted a head teacher after he gave primary children books about tackling homophobic bullying. Police were called after the protest, which had been orchestrated by religious campaigners, became heated. Head teacher Jamie Barry is said to have faced aggression and verbal abuse at the meeting at Welford Primary in Birmingham, one of the schools linked to the ‘Trojan Horse’ scandal earlier this year. Head teacher Jamie Barry (pictured) is said to have faced aggression and verbal abuse at the meeting at Welford Primary in Birmingham, after children were given books on tackling homophobic bullying It was one of 21 schools inspected by Ofsted amid claims of a conspiracy by hardliners to impose strict Islamic practices.
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Primary in Birmingham was linked to 'Trojan Horse' scandal earlier this year
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Books introduced after reports of some children saying it is wrong to be gay
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Head teacher Jamie Barry verbally abused at school meeting over materials
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Parents were encouraged to attend by anti-abortion group Spuc
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Spuc says young children should not be taught about homosexuality
Chips, which features a series of story books, is being used in about 35 @placeholder schools.