Dame Louise Casey’s review may also suggest ways of extending the national citizenship ­service Francesco Guidicini/Times Newspapers LtdFaith schools will have to make their pupils mix with children from other religions to avoid some communities becoming more socially isolated, a report on integration is expected to say. Dame Louise Casey, who is leading a government review of how to encourage integration and spread opportunity in isolated communities, is also expected to raise proposals to make integration part of the national curriculum, according to Whitehall sources. Her review may also suggest ways of extending the national citizenship service, which was set up by David Cameron to mix teenagers from different communities on voluntary projects. Theresa May announced last…

Source: The Times September 14, 2016 23:36 UTC