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28 Mar 15
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Five teenage girls from the same school as three ISIS runaways have been banned from leaving the UK, over fears they would also join the terror group.
In February, Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, left their east London homes, bound for Syria. At the time, police also raised concerns about five other girls at the Bethnal Green Academy in east London, two of them aged 15 and 16. A judge has now made the teenagers wards of the court, following an application from social services at the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. He made orders for their passports and those of a number of adults involved in their care to be seized. He said there was evidence to suggest family members in the case had not been "full and frank" with social services, and that the girls were becoming "more radicalised". Mr Justice Hayden, who initially directed that the girls could not be identified, changed his order banning identification of the girls, after the press appealed that identifying the school would be in the public interest and that parents of other children at the school "had the right to know." Barrister Christopher Barnes, for Tower Hamlets Council, and barrister Jennifer Carter-Manning, for the Metropolitan Police, argued against naming the school attended by the five girls. They said revealing the name would pose a risk of the teenagers' identities being revealed, with a detrimental impact on the girls. However, it was established that the staff and pupils at the academy were already likely to know who the five pupils were. The judge has continued to analyse the girls' cases at further hearings throughout this week and has heard evidence from counter-terrorism specialists at the Metropolitan Police. Mr Justice Hayden said that sometimes the law had to intervene to protect young people from themselves. Earlier this month, he barred a 16-year-old boy from travelling abroad by making him a ward of the court. The boy's two elder brothers had already been killed fighting for militants in Syria. He also prohibited the identification of the boy, but revealed that the local authority which had applied to have him made a ward of the court, was Brighton and Hove City Council. |
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I feel a little sad when i see news reports from inner city schools or when these singing contests show contestants back at their schools.Any white faces are a major minority
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IS: I posed a question to cockerneys on ere some weeks ago (when the 3 brides went to Jannah) about this 'Academy' as it looked to me that there was some sort of recruiting drive going on. Lo and behold the above story broke tother day.
I await with bated breath the 'Heads' response. His last one was this "There is no evidence they were radicalised at the institution" They do seem to have gone very quiet recently.. |
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i remember that quote g2d, i thought at the time that was a quick and thorough check.
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Plod actually agreed with him. IS. Hence the grovelling apologies being made at the Select Committee. They need a rocket up the anus as well...
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Heres the statement Keary put up...
http://www.bethnalgreenacademy.co.uk/news/Press%20releases/BGA%20press%20statement_230215_press%20briefing.pdf |
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I like the 2013 'outstanding' badge from Ofsted in the bottom left corner.
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That would have been given for services to Jihad..
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School Grade Judgement Description
Grade 1 Outstanding An outstanding school is highly effective in delivering outcomes that provide exceptionally well for all its pupils’ needs. This ensures that pupils are very well equipped for the next stage of their education, training or employment. ???????? |
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As i said - Jihad..
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