More faith schools are planned in an effort to integrate minorities
Alexandra Frean and Ruth Gledhill
From The Times
September 8, 2007

Thousands of Muslim children will be educated in new state faith schools under radical plans to extend state education to Britain’s minority religions.

The move comes amid growing concern that a generation of British Muslim children, whose parents may speak poor English or be poorly integrated in British society, could grow up in segregated communities.

The move would give the Government greater control over Muslim schools at a time when questions are being raised about whether some are adequately preparing children for life in Britain. the rest