article_snippet: Amira Abase, 15, and three other pupils at one school in east London fled to join ISIS .
article_snippet: The school where four pupils fled to Syria to become ‘jihadi brides’ is to be investigated by counter-extremism officials.
article_snippet: Classmates Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, fled to Syria last month .
article_snippet: Last week a judge banned five girls – three of whom are 16 and two 15 – from travelling abroad after they showed an interest in going to Syria.
article_snippet: a judge ordered five girls – three of whom are 16 and two 15 – from travelling abroad after they showed an interest in going to Syria passports to be confiscated and for their passports to be made wards of the court.
article_snippet: Four of five girls – three of whom are 16 and two 15 – from travelling abroad after they showed an interest in going to Syria, from Bethnal Green Academy, are associated with the four girls who have already joined IS to become ‘jihadi brides’.
article_snippet: Concerns for the four girls who have already joined welfare were raised by police after classmates Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, fled to Syria last month.
article_snippet: The trio followed in the footsteps of 15-year-old Sharmeena Begum, also from Bethnal Green Academy, who left for Syria in December.
highlights_snippet: Four girls from east London school fled to Syria to become 'jihadi brides'
  Four of jihadi brides'
   friends and pupils have had jihadi brides'
   passports confiscated .
  