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In addition to encouraging Muslim participation in  school governance and promoting inclusion of Muslim children into state-school life, AMG hopes to develop research in this field. Research in faith and education is lacking, as it has mainly concentrated on ethnicity as opposed to religious background. We hope to begin research to explore in greater detail the concerns of Muslim children and parents in state-school education, and to explore the issues current governing bodies face.

Muslim Census Profile
A question on religion was introduced on the Census in England and Wales for the first time in 2001.
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Secular or Islamic? What Schools do British Muslims want for their Children?

Published: 06/07/2005

The report is the third in the series British Muslims' Expectations of the Government published by the Islamic Human Rights Commission.

 

Ethnic Minority Employment Task Force

Published: 11/2004

The first progress report of the Ethnic Minority Employment Task Force which delivers the Government's cross-Whitehall ethnic minority employment strategy.

Beyond Black and White: Mapping New Immigrant Communities

Published: 07/09/2005

The report uses the Census and Labour Force Survey to provide detailed analysis of Britain's new immigrant communities - defined as those who have arrived since 1990 and from over 50 countries and regions.

Muslims in the UK: Policies for Engaged Citizens

Published: 22/11/2004

Greater government recognition of the needs of British Muslims is required to ensure effective policy in tackling the disadvantage, deprivation and discrimination Muslims face as a community. This is revealed in this report which was presented by Home Office Minister Fiona Mactaggart MP.

Ethnicity and Education: The Evidence on Minority Ethnic Pupils

Published: 01/2005

This topic paper presents the latest DfES statistics and research on minority ethnic pupils' attainment and participation at school.

 

Barriers to Participation for Under-Represented Groups in School Governance

Despite a lack of consistent national statistical data, available evidence suggests that certain groups are under-represented as school governors in the UK.

Do the Right Thing!

Thought provoking national analysis of the recruitment and retention of school governors, and offers governing bodies and LEAs a wealth of good practice examples on which to base their
recruitment activities.

Religion by Local Authority (Percentages)

Published: 04/2001

Religious population percentages by Local Authority District/Unitary Authority District.