INDOCTRINATION AT GLOUCESTERSHIRE SCHOOLS

Tredington Community Primary School is a pleasant, typically English, village school near Tewkesbury.  For some time now there has been a covert operation initiated by Labour’s pro-Islam Department of Education, and executed at local level by compliant county educational authorities, for the purposes of indoctrinating young impressionable British children in the Islamic religion.  As part of that exercise, schools in rural areas, without proper parental consultation, are now exposing our children to influences that a great many parents would rather that they did not.

Apparently the cover story in force in Tredington is that the school wants its children to know about Islam and to “recognise how much it means to millions of people across the world”.  Put another way, the school is carrying out Labour’s indoctrination programme in much the same way as the educational authorities did in the old Soviet Union when they installed a sanitised version of communism in young minds.

But, typically, full-blown Islam, with warts and all, is not the version to be taught.  You know, the version that has some unacceptable views on democracy, women’s rights and religious tolerance.  Instead, our youngsters, through the collaboration of some ignorant or politically motivated teaching staff, are to be indoctrinated in the Government’s “fluffy pink-bunny” version of Islam, where Muslims are all portrayed as victims of wicked White British racism!

British 4-year-olds made to celebrate Eid and Ramadan!

Children at the tiny 62-pupil school began indoctrination day with a special assembly, taken by one of the parents who is a Muslim.  They then went on to make Eid cards to give to their friends and families, before progressing to creating Mendhi patterns and making Indian sweets.  Strangely, teachers failed to mention those annoying little verses from the Koran that Muslim clerics never seem to want to discuss.  Neither do they mention Jihad and similar real-world unpleasantries.

The children, aged from 4 to 11, were encouraged to celebrate the end of Ramadan, and were also made to generally feel ashamed to be British, instead of feeling proud to be British.

Gullible parents also had a treat in store, particularly those daft enough to attend with purses or wallets.  Organisers soon had them contributing towards Muslim victims of the Pakistan earthquake disaster, with nothing going to deserving British charitable causes.

Meet Jane Dunwell

Quote of the day goes to a certain Jane Dunwell who, apparently, is the school’s head teacher.  An obviously excited Jane is quoted in the media as saying: "It was brilliant.  It was all about global citizenship.  We were thinking about other people across the world.  We felt part of the whole world as opposed to a small island." 
We would politely suggest to Jane that she retire to a darkened room and calm down!

Perhaps Jane can tell us when “the show” is going to Bradford, Luton or Wolverhampton to portray a sympathetic version of Christianity in predominantly Muslim schools, with the children making Christmas cards and singing carols. and their parents contributing to alleviate the suffering of the many British pensioners living in poverty.  There, she could make a point of decrying anti-white racism!!

Tredington part of a county wide attack on young minds

But Tredington Community school is not alone when it comes to Government sponsored Islamic indoctrination.  We have also learned that pupils in selected schools across the county are to take part in a theatre-based campaign to “tackle the problem of Islamophobia”! 
“Islamophobia” you will note – NOT anti-white immigrant racism!

School children are to be made to work with a “propaganda-masquerading-as-theatre” outfit called the Fairgame Theatre Company.  The objective, in their politically-loaded words, is to “create a work that raises awareness of the problem, and to challenge prejudices”!  Then, after a series of one-day workshops, a selected group of suitably brainwashed pupils will participate in a week “experimenting with storytelling, dance, drama, music and film making”!

Perhaps Gloucester County Council’s Education Authority can confirm that all these people, who are so keen to work so closely with our children, have been properly police vetted?  If they haven’t, then why are they being allowed anywhere near Gloucestershire schools?

But, here’s the really interesting bit.  This largely nominally Christian taxpayer-funded project, is said to be in response to the concerns of a group of unnamed school teachers, whose political allegiances, we suggest, would make for some interesting research.  So who exactly are these anonymous people we ask, what’s their agenda, and why is it they seem to prefer anonymity?

Political agenda

The following passage, taken from a media report, clearly illustrates the blatant political nature of this exercise in State-sponsored pro-Islamic indoctrination:

“Fairgame Theatre Company spokeswoman Sarah Blowers said: Our overall objective is to equip young people and their teachers with the confidence and understanding to mix with people outside their own ethnic and religious identity, and to challenge prejudice.  Fairgame will devise and rehearse a professional show based on the stories and research that emerges from the workshops, and this piece will then be toured across the county to schools, arts centres and theatres.  The project is not a knee-jerk reaction to the London bombings as it has been in planning since September 2004.  However, recent events have made this project even more vital.  The scheme is being run in conjunction with the county council, the police, Tewkesbury Borough Council, and  Khayaal Theatre which is a professional Islamic company based in Luton.  Organisers have received a £25,000 grant from the Government’s Arts Council and are looking to attract funding from national trusts and foundations.”

Warning to parents:  

Gloucestershire Schools whose children are to be exposed to indoctrination include:

Maidenhill
Stonehouse
Tewkesbury School
Churchdown School
Brockworth Enterprise
Central Technology College
Sir William Romney's, Tetbury 
Ribston Hall High School for Girls