article_snippet.sent: Up to 100 Islamic teachers could be banned from working in schools for life following an investigation into to 100 Islamic teachers alleged links to the scandal.
article_snippet.sent: It is understood the National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL) - the profession's watchdog responsible for banning teachers from classrooms - is looking at 30 disciplinary cases, with an expectation many more teachers will be targeted for many more teachers part in the affair.
article_snippet.sent: The teaching watchdog has obtained 'dossiers' about some of the 100 staff The teaching watchdog is investigating from the Department for Education as part of The teaching watchdog inquiries.
article_snippet.sent: some of the 100 staff it is investigating from the Department for Education as part of its inquiries are understood to include information from last year's Trojan Horse probe headed by Peter Clarke, the former head of counterterrorism at Scotland Yard.
article_snippet.sent: A source told the Sunday Times: 'The 100 or so include teachers, teaching assistants and teaching staff.
article_snippet.sent: the Department for Education is feeding in information to help corroborate some of what the NCTL has, and, in other cases, flag up new targets.' 'In some cases, some of those teachers and staff are still working at schools, and in other cases some of those teachers and staff have been removed. '
article_snippet.sent: But although some of some of those teachers and staff have been removed, the NCTL does not want some of those teachers and staff to end up anywhere else.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Teaching watchdog investigating some 100 staff with links to the scandal .
  