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A battle of beliefs in a return to Collington House, where the school governors struggle to reconcile their religious and cultural differences.

A battle of beliefs in a return to Collington House, a secondary school in the Midlands with a large proportion of students from Muslim families.

Part 1 saw new head Roz Taylor's inclusive multi-faith approach at odds with the beliefs of Abdul Lateef Shah, one of the Muslim parent governors.

Part 2 returns to the school some months later where the school governors are becoming increasingly polarised.

This is a fictional drama that attempts to gets behind the news headlines, examines what is actually meant by "Islamisation" and considers how different faiths can co-exist in our schools on a day-to-day level.

Written by Matthew Solon

Researcher: Eva Krysiak
Sound: Steve Bond

Producer: Emma Hearn
Director: John Dryden
A Goldhawk production for BBC Radio 4.

45 minutes

Last on

Wed 10 Aug 201614:15

Credits

RoleContributor
Roz TaylorHeather Craney
Abdul Lateef ShahNeil D'Souza
Jaffer n SadiqSam Dastor
John RobertsPhilip Jackson
Mrs BarlowBecci Gemmell
PC KhanJaz Deol
Mr NooraniRez Kempton
PC KhanRez Kempton
Ashik NaseerMichael Karim
Darren BarlowHarry Kirton
DirectorJohn Dryden
ProducerEmma Hearn
WriterMatthew Solon

Broadcasts

  • Mon 23 Mar 201514:15
  • Wed 10 Aug 201614:15

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