Overview
- Local safeguarding officials advised treating a Prevent referral as a priority, saying his views could be perceived as radical and warning of possible harm to students.
- Documents cited concerns that some material could constitute a hate crime, according to reporting based on the LADO review.
- Henley College accused the teacher of causing emotional harm and presenting potentially extremist views without balance in a formal misconduct letter.
- The teacher says the clips were part of lessons on US politics and propaganda and included videos of Kamala Harris as well as President Trump.
- One screened video was Daddy's Home by Roseanne Barr and Tom MacDonald, which he says a pupil suggested, while the Free Speech Union criticized the case and the college said it follows statutory safeguarding guidance.