Published 13 days ago

Teaching assistant loses religious discrimination claim over Christmas Grinch award

Salah Toughfar, a Muslim teaching assistant, lost his case claiming religious discrimination over being awarded the Christmas Grinch prize at a staff ceremony.
Toughfar, who was upset by the award, received four votes for the Grinch prize in a school ballot organized by assistant head teacher Daniel McKay Wood in December 2022.
The tribunal ruled that Toughfar did not provide evidence linking the award to his religion.

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The Independent

Teaching assistant loses Christmas Grinch award religious discrimination claim

The Muslim learning support assistant was given the Christmas Grinch prize at a staff award ceremony.

14 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Teaching assistant loses Christmas Grinch award religious discrimination claim

The Muslim learning support assistant was given the Christmas Grinch prize at a staff award ceremony.

14 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Teaching assistant loses religious discrimination claim over Christmas Grinch award

The teaching assistant claimed the award was "an act of bullying and discrimination" - but the tribunal said it was "satisfied" he had been given the prize because he had won most votes in a ballot.

14 days ago·United Kingdom

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