When I was at school I was told to be wary of strangers, not to write a love letter to a random Afghan, says Patrick Christys

This is the charity that goes into schools and told children as young as five to write valentines day cards to asylum seekers.

Why would you do that?

A Freedom of Information request has revealed shocking new details.

During meetings with this Labour Government, Schools of Sanctuary were asked to name schools that were refusing to take refugee or asylum seeker children.

They were also asked to name schools that were asking parents of foreign children for immigration documents before admitting them to the school.

So hang on a minute - schools are not supposed to check whether or not people are in Britain legally before allowing children to wander into their classrooms?!

They also suggested the national curriculum should include stories from asylum seeker children to 'avoid the ugly scenes of 2024'.

That's indoctrination, as far as I'm concerned.

This charity is already everywhere - roughly 600 schools have signed up to them. They want to teach kids about child asylum seekers, do they?

Ahmed Hassan lied about his age, pretended to be a child asylum seeker, and tried to blow up the London Underground.

Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai pretended to be 14-years-old. That was a lie. He was an adult. He murdered an aspiring Royal Marine in Bournemouth.

When they're in schools telling children to write love letters to asylum seekers do they tell them about the ones who are paedophiles?

Literally today an Iranian asylum seeker called Amin Mofrad was sent to prison. For raping a 15-year-old girl.

It gets worse. This Labour Government isn't just meeting with this charity, no, they're also discussing how much public money it would take to help them expand even further.

Apparently £45k would pay for another full-time member of staff to help them expand their network to as many as 80 parts of the UK.

Call me old fashioned, but when I was at school, I was told to be wary of strangers, not to write a love letter to a random Afghan.