No findings of wrongdoing have been made at this stage and a formal investigation has not been opened. A Charity Commission spokesperson said: "We have opened a compliance case into the Abu Bakr Trust regarding social media activity and are currently assessing information to inform our next steps."
It comes after the education watchdog praised children at the schools for having a 'sound understanding of fundamental British values' and 'showing tolerance' to people with different beliefs. READ MORE: London fly-tipper who dumped trees near Wolverhampton before 'rushing home to pregnant wife' handed hefty court bill The trust said it 'accepted full responsibility' for what it described as an 'oversight' and apologised for any offence caused. In one post, the trust allegedly described LGBTQ views as 'evil deeds'.īosses have since claimed a volunteer made the posts without authorisation from staff or trustees. The charitable trust runs three schools, a nursery, a mosque and an Islamic centre in Walsall. A compliance case has been opened into the Abu Bakr Trust by the Charity Commission after concerns were raised that staff had been using social media to promote anti-LGBTQ views. An education trust is facing questions after it allegedly branded gay people as 'evil'.
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