article_snippet: Fears of a wider problem of fanaticism at the school in east London have emerged when four of the school in East London friends and fellow pupils had the school in East London passports confiscated before the school in East London could make the same journey.
article_snippet: One of the school in East London, a 15-year-old girl who cannot be named for legal reasons, was stopped as her British Airways flight to Istanbul taxied for take-off.
article_snippet: The academy, rated as ‘outstanding’ in its 2012 Ofsted review, is currently putting on weekly talks for parents giving advice on the issue.
article_snippet: Parents have also started holding Parents own meetings to discuss the growing problem of Islamic fundamentalism at the school in East London.
article_snippet: Nazrul Islam, whose 13-year-old son attends the school in East London, said:
article_snippet: Lots of parents around here who have children that go to Bethnal Green Academy are all very concerned.
article_snippet: After what happened with the girls leaving, parents are worried that parents children might be radicalised too – but parents don’t know how to stop it.
article_snippet: The police told the school in East London that The police were concerned about the girls.
article_snippet: Did the school in East London then contact Parents?
article_snippet: Davis Lewin, deputy director at the Henry Jackson Society think-tank, said: ‘It is vital that the authorities investigate the situation at the school in East London.
article_snippet: If there is a problem in Bethnal Green Academy, there is a problem in Bethnal Green Academy must be addressed urgently.
highlights_snippet: Parents have called for thorough investigation into Islamic fundamentalism .