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Political correctness lead us to that:

Teacher suspended for \'punishing children who did not pray to Allah\'
Telegraph.co.uk ^ | 08/07/2008 | Staff
Posted on jueves, 10 de julio de 2008 3:10:40 by forkinsocket
A teacher has been suspended amid claims she punished two children who refused to worship Allah during a Religious Education lesson. Alison Phillips, head of RE at Cheshire's respected Alsager High School, allegedly disciplined the Year 7 duo claiming they were disrespectful for refusing to kneel down and pray.
After giving the two boys detention the school was believed to have received several complaints from parents about the long-standing teacher.
Today, a school spokesman said she was suspended over the allegations - but also for "ongoing inquiries centred around other practical issues".
Joan Feenan, director of Cheshire County Council's children's services, said: "This authority is naturally concerned about complaints we have received from parents.
"Together with the school, we will be thoroughly investigating those complaints, in a careful and considered manner, and informing parents of the conclusions reached.
"Educating children in Christian and other religious beliefs is part of the national curriculum in secular schools and I'm sure that the great majority of our parents welcome any efforts to further mutual understanding.
"Having said that, this authority also accepts without question that such teaching should be carried out with awareness, sensitivity and sound common sense.

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