By Wills Robinson Governors in charge of the secondary school at the centre of the Trojan Horse scandal have been told they are not doing enough to combat extremism. The damning indictment of Park View Academy in Birmingham follows allegations that children are being taught lessons in holy war. A report set to be published by Ofsed next week has also accused the school of failing to warn its pupils about conservative ideals. Damning: Park View School in Birmingham has been condemned for not doing enough to combat extremism and will be condemned for not doing enough to protect pupils in a report set to be published next week
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Report says teachers at Park View school were intimidated by leadership
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Criticses staff of not vetting external speakers who run themed assemblies
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Birmingham school is expected to be given an 'inadequate' rating next week
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Follows three-month probe into links to Muslim hardliners at 21 schools
One of the allegations is that external speakers, who are invited to run @placeholder-themed assemblies, are not vetted properly.