BUT .. I am hugely uncomfortable with the suspension of the two head teachers and the blame being put Solely at their feet.
Those of us outside the school don't know the full story.
But my gut feel is that the head's response to initial complaints, which was Whilst I appreciate that not every family in our school are practising Christians, I was only too happy to accept this generous gift on your behalf...I hope you will all accept it in the spirit with which it was offered was her death warrant.
Most practicing Christians are not homophobic young-earth creationists, so it ensured that the upset was now even more broad-spectrum as it goes straight to the "in order to be a proper Christian you must think list this" narrative which many Christians find extremely offensive. And her attempt to justify and defend the poor decision shows poor insight. Had she apologised and immediately started to find out what had gone wrong, the whole thing would probably have remained in-house, and she certainly wouldn't have end up suspended. But she instead decided to push on an not admit doing anything wrong. That was not wise.
And I suspect that the LEA will have grave concerns about the entryist aspects of it. It's not just the books, and the governance issues surrounding the arrival of the people from the Church of Christ are probably quite worrisome.
Do you know what's being alluded to when there's mention of the role of the Parent Council also being investigated? Might that, too, have been subject to entryism?