Key Highlights
- The staff at Vicar's Green Primary School in London asked the child to explain and justify his religious practice.
- It is alleged that the head teacher of the school used to monitor the child during break times.
- The child found it intimidating, used to withdraw from play and isolate himself from his peers.
- The child was removed from positions of responsibility within the school solely because of his religious practice.
- The report said that the act, if proven, constitutes direct religious discrimination under the Equality Act 2010, where religion is a protected characteristic.
