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Trojan Horse row: British values appeal overwhelming, says PM Trojan Horse row: British values appeal overwhelming, says PM
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Plans for schools to promote "British values" are likely to have the "overwhelming support" of people in the UK, the prime minister has said.Plans for schools to promote "British values" are likely to have the "overwhelming support" of people in the UK, the prime minister has said.
David Cameron said he hoped Education Secretary Michael Gove's proposals for England would be "inculcated into the curriculum in any school in Britain".David Cameron said he hoped Education Secretary Michael Gove's proposals for England would be "inculcated into the curriculum in any school in Britain".
He was speaking amid concerns about an Islamist takeover in Birmingham schools - the so-called Trojan Horse claims.He was speaking amid concerns about an Islamist takeover in Birmingham schools - the so-called Trojan Horse claims.
Mr Gove said he wanted democracy, mutual respect and tolerance taught.Mr Gove said he wanted democracy, mutual respect and tolerance taught.
The government has asked Ofsted to introduce routine no-notice school inspections in England following the regulator's findings of an "organised campaign to target certain schools" in Birmingham.The government has asked Ofsted to introduce routine no-notice school inspections in England following the regulator's findings of an "organised campaign to target certain schools" in Birmingham.
Speaking in Sweden after a mini-summit with other EU leaders, Mr Cameron said: "I would say freedom, tolerance, respect for the rule of law, belief in personal and social responsibility and respect for British institutions - those are the sorts of things that I would hope would be inculcated into the curriculum in any school in Britain whether it was a private school, state school, faith-based school, free school, academy or anything else."Speaking in Sweden after a mini-summit with other EU leaders, Mr Cameron said: "I would say freedom, tolerance, respect for the rule of law, belief in personal and social responsibility and respect for British institutions - those are the sorts of things that I would hope would be inculcated into the curriculum in any school in Britain whether it was a private school, state school, faith-based school, free school, academy or anything else."
He added: "I think what Michael Gove has said is important and I think it will have the overwhelming support not just of everyone in Britain including people that have come to settle in Britain and make their home in Britain."He added: "I think what Michael Gove has said is important and I think it will have the overwhelming support not just of everyone in Britain including people that have come to settle in Britain and make their home in Britain."
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