A government commissioned report has concluded that teachers in England should not be banned from membership of the British National Party or any group which may promote racism.
The news has been welcomed by one of the fifteen teachers who were revealed as BNP members in a leaked list last September.
“It’s true that I belong to a party that actively promotes racism. It is also true that the party have a history of violence, inciting racial hatred and Holocaust denial, but I leave all that behind when I walk through the school gates and treat all the children I teach the same……..Apart from that Josh Hunter lad, he hangs around with girls and acts a bit gay. I can’t be doing with his sort……oh, and those Muslims! Don’t get me started on the Muslims.” He vomited.
The report stated it had only come across nine incidents where teachers making racist remarks or holding racist materials had been referred to the General Teaching Council for England.
“At what point does it become unacceptable?” Said Primary school pupil Oliver Harding, age 6. ” 10? 15? 20 incidents? Quite frankly one is too many. The thought of some crazed right wing buffoon goose stepping through the corridors of the school puking out his vile prejudices towards myself and my fellow pupils sickens me to the very pits of my soul! Whoever wrote this report is the most humongous arse. Now if you don’t mind, the sun is shining, I have a magnifying glass and my friend Toby has discovered an ants nest. I must bid you good day, sir.”










