School in East London is expected to be put into special measures over fears its not doing enough to protect against ext

Sir John Cass School, once highly regarded, is now under special measures by Ofsted due to links to extremist material shared by its Islamic Society. The school's response was criticized as slow, despite the head teacher's strong reputation. Ofsted's actions reflect broader concerns about British values and radicalization, reminiscent of the Trojan Horse scandal. The community is upset, viewing the measures as a witch hunt, and the school's future remains uncertain.

What lessons did Ofsted learn from the Trojan Horse scandal in Birmingham?

What impact did the closure of the Islamic Society have on the community?