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[/B] If the policies cannot be compared to the Nazis. then this makes your first para irrelevant. What is so staggering about this, is the simplicity. Whilst I fully agree that the issues you list are "right" what evidence do you have that Ukip does not want freedom, and if they oppose peace...

Please don't forget that the chap is a governor, not a teacher, and as such he would be most unlikely to have influenced children. Governors meet outside of school hours, rarely meet children, other than on arranged visits to the school, usually to look at a particular event or a theme, and this...

it's for the people who elect the governors to decide. And a governor who switches to declare himself as a UKIP member after being elected is fundamentally changing the goalposts. I am sorry but I cannot see that changing your political allegiances has anything to with being a governor. Fellow...

I see what you mean but it is very far-fetched - I could not see how there could be a conflict between the school's ethos and a mainstream political party in a democracy, whatever the rights and wrongs of UKIP. I do appreciate that this is for argument's sake, however.

I suspect that there will be rather more to this. In my retirement from teaching, I now work as clerk to governing bodies in local schools in the Hastings area. The Head is a member of the governing body and can NOT order her Chair to resign, though dare I say it, some heads who usually get...