By Tom Mctague, Mail online Deputy Political Editor Former Education Secretary Michael Gove warned of the danger of letting school pupils be radicalised Hardline Islamists involved in a ‘Trojan Horse’ plot to radicalise pupils are still working in Birmingham schools, a teaching union boss has claimed. Rob Kelsall, of the National Association of Head Teachers, said the union was investigating 28 secret deals with school principals - amid fears that some may have been forced out of their jobs unfairly by radical governors. The union said at least three so-called 'compromise agreements' had ‘all the hallmarks of Trojan Horse pressures’.
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Hardliners allegedly infiltrated school governing bodies to radicalise pupils
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Six schools were put in special measures following a shock report
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Investigation led by former Scotland Yard counter terror chief Peter Clarke
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Governors implicated in the plot quit or were forced to resign
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But head teachers' union said there were some plotters 'still operating'
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Three principals may have been forced from their jobs by radical governors
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Mr Kelsall called on Birmingham city council to act on the cases of three head teachers allegedly ousted by @placeholder plotters.