article_snippet: Officers were deployed to the school as part of counter-terrorism and anti-radicalisation measures after another teenage girl from Bethnal Green Academy in east London fled to join ISIS.
article_snippet: But let's be frank about this, when you have got educated British schoolgirls at an outstanding school in Greenwich finding it somehow attractive to get on a plane to travel to Syria to go and live in a country where gay people are being thrown off buildings and British citizens are being beheaded, and appalling brutality is being meted out, we have a problem, clearly, that has got to involve all of us - politicians, parents, communities, schools. '
article_snippet: What is going wrong when girls at an amazing school somehow want to give up all Britain offers in terms of freedom and democracy and choice and opportunity?
article_snippet: and I think this particular case of the three schoolgirls from east London has identified some weaknesses and things we can improve,' said Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond. '
article_snippet: But this particular case of the three schoolgirls from east London's also identified some steps that people in the community could take to keep our safe as well. '
article_snippet: It's about coming together in this particular case of the three schoolgirls from east London to protect children - minors, juveniles - who must be protected from juveniles -, going about something that will be deeply damaging to juveniles - own interests as well as our national security interests.'