The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Latest news email updates straight to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice A controversial Channel 4 documentary which has had everybody talking for WEEKS will conclude tonight. The Great British School Swap sees a predominantly white school and a mainly Asian school swap pupils. The experiment was launched by Channel 4 in a bid to see what happens when children from very different areas mix for the first time. White pupils from the town of Tamworth get a shock when they arrive in Saltley, central Birmingham, and become the racial minority. Last week, the second episode saw friendships start to form among the children . But one of the Tamworth boys discovered a cultural divide when he develops feelings for a Muslim girl. The children had a lesson about race and terrorism, some of the girls speak about the restrictions their parents place on them, and the Saltley students got a culture shock on their first day at the Tamworth school. Tonight, episode three will air as The Great British School Swap culminates at 9pm on Channel 4. The official synopsis ahead of the episode reads: "The students and parents arrange a celebration party, but a clash of views over mixed-sex dancing threatens to upset the experiment." The show was commissioned after a 2017 report revealed more than a quarter of primary and four in 10 secondary schools are ethnically divided. In one episode the young people from Tamworth felt scared when they became the minority as their school bus travelled through Bordesley Green, where three quarters of the population are Muslim. For many of the Saltley Academy pupils, they view their white peers as "bacon-loving, lazy, fat poshos". And they even believed all white people enjoy nudist holidays. It's not just the school kids who are challenged in this programme either. (Image: Channel 4) The second episode of The Great British School Swap saw parents agree to visit each others homes for a meal . Dan’s mum Kate invited Miriam’s family over, and she did her best to make them feel at ease and comfortable. Kate opted to make halal paprika chicken wraps - despite not knowing exactly what halal was. "Halal is chicken that's been... erm...," she told the cameras. Dan, equally, was nonplussed, telling the camera: "I think it’s a certain cut of meat that you’re not able to eat, like I think it’s the back end of an animal." We saw Kate on a supermarket trip during the show, stocking up on iceberg lettuce for the wraps - and it was this scene which got everybody talking. Panicking, the frantic mum asked her son: "Does it have to be halal?" "Yes, everything has to be halal," Dan helpfully responded. "Where am I going to get that from?" she said. Viewers branded the panic "hilarious", with scores of Twitter users taking to social media to have their say. But not everybody has been impressed with the TV show. The first episode of the TV experiment left Brummies - and viewers across the country - outraged. One schoolchild, Lucas, who is bisexual and transgender, was told by fellow pupil Kiran: "Shall I say my honest opinion? "I just don't like gay people. "I just don't know. "I feel weird around them." A parent, meanwhile, admitted: "I've not met many Asians in Tamworth because they're all in Birmingham. "They've not come over yet. "I'm waiting for them to come over here and try and take our jobs." Outraged viewers took to Twitter to slam the scenes, with one saying: "No child picks up those words on their own! "No one of any colour or religion is born racist, you are simply a product of your environment. "I love the idea of this programme. #GreatBritishSchoolSwap." "Children are not born racist. Learnt behaviour! So important to teach equality and diversity! Can’t bear to watch," a second tweeted. A third added: "WHO is bringing their children up to think that this sort of racist and homophobic attitude is okay? "My kids could NEVER #GreatBritishSchoolSwap." And another wrote: "Rather than be angry at the racists or bigots featured in #GreatBritishSchoolSwap. "I feel embarrassed that so many parents have failed their own children. "Be thankful you had good parents who taught you to view everyone the same and be open minded. "I am." A fifth chipped in with: "It worries me there are adults that are so uneducated and ignorant to not know which words are racist and which aren't. "Their kids don’t have a bloody chance." Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Play now The Great British School Swap is filmed in two Midlands schools which are just 15 miles apart. Tamworth Enterprise Academy in Staffordshire Saltley Academy in Birmingham Saltley Academy was plunged into special measures by Ofsted in 2014 after false allegations of a plot by hard-line Muslims to take over the governing body came to light. Now with a new head teacher, Peter Weir, the school is out of special measures and rated good. At the other end of the spectrum, Simon Turney, head teacher at Tamworth Enterprise Academy, was shocked to find two 14-year-old pupils and their parents had attended a march with far-right group the Football Lads Alliance.<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Latest news email updates straight to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Great British School Swap viewers have flocked to have their say after the final episode aired last night. The TV documentary culminated with its third instalment on Channel 4 on Tuesday, April 30. And one market trader, from Tamworth, found himself the centre of attention after the episode aired. The man brazenly told cameras Muslims should "go somewhere else". He then backed up his beliefs by claiming he was NOT racist. The Great British School Swap sees a predominantly white school and a mainly Asian school swap pupils. The experiment was launched by Channel 4 in a bid to see what happens when children from very different areas mix for the first time. White pupils from the town of Tamworth get a shock when they arrive in Saltley, central Birmingham, and become the racial minority. The show was commissioned after a 2017 report revealed more than a quarter of primary and four in 10 secondary schools are ethnically divided. The market trader told cameras: "I just don’t like Muslims at all. "If they want to practice what they practicing then let them do somewhere else and practice there instead of here. "I’m sorry, I’m not a racist, but it’s just how I feel." "I’m not racist but I don’t like Muslims” said any racist ever," one viewer fumed. A second chipped in with: "Lol man said ‘I’m not racist it’s just how I feel’ well yeah mate you’re not just racist but also islamophobic’" A third added: "“I’m not a racist but Muslims should eff off back to where they come from” translated it for you!" "#greatbritishschoolswap "sorry I'm not a racist but....." You make me ashamed to be British, stupid, ignorant man!!" wrote a fourth. And another added: ""If they want to do what they do," says middle-aged white man, "they can go and do it somewhere else," he continued in ignorance. "I'm not racist, but that's how I feel," said the same man, confirming he's a downright conditioned racist. #GreatBritishSchoolSwap" The Great British School Swap is filmed in two Midlands schools which are just 15 miles apart. Tamworth Enterprise Academy in Staffordshire Saltley Academy in Birmingham Saltley Academy was plunged into special measures by Ofsted in 2014 after false allegations of a plot by hard-line Muslims to take over the governing body came to light. Now with a new head teacher, Peter Weir, the school is out of special measures and rated good. At the other end of the spectrum, Simon Turney, head teacher at Tamworth Enterprise Academy, was shocked to find two 14-year-old pupils and their parents had attended a march with far-right group the Football Lads Alliance.<doc-sep>Sorry, this video isn't available any more. The Great British School Swap pupil Lauren revealed she was once chased by a man late at night who hurled abuse at her in the street. The 14-year-old, who took part in the Channel 4 social experiment, opened up about the horrific ordeal to her new friends in the finale episode. ‘When I was out at the weekend, I was walking home with my friend and we walked past this man,’ Lauren began. ‘He let his dog off and started chasing me and then he was calling me a “sl*g” and things. ‘We were going to run home, but he was running really fast and saying he was going to “cut me up” and things. Lauren’s friends were aghast at her story (Picture: Channel 4) ‘We hid in someones back garden and called the police and then we found him hiding behind a wall.’ Lauren explained that the events took place around ten at night and that she was wearing a skirt and a black top with trainers on. ‘If I was in heels I wouldn’t have been able to run,’ Lauren added. The Great British School Swap had the nation talking about cultural divide on social media, but there was one moment that angered many viewers which involved a man in the local market pulling the ‘I’m not racist but…’ card. Pupils have also come under fire for their controversial attitudes to each others communities, however assistant principal Jon Spears insisted to Metro.co.uk that their attitudes towards each other is down to their naivety. The Great British School Swap is available to catch-up on Channel 4OD. Got a showbiz story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page - we'd love to hear from you. MORE : Great British School Swap student wants to work at McDonald’s for the free burgers and it’s entirely relatable MORE : The Great British School Swap teacher insists the kids aren’t racist: ‘They have initial misconceptions’<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Latest news email updates straight to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice A Great British School Swap student admitted he wants to work at McDonald’s when he's older. The third and final episode of the Channel 4 experiment aired on Tuesday, April 30. Last night, viewers tuning into the final part of the three-part TV documentary were left lauding one boy, from Tamworth. The schoolboy, Dan, admitted he fancied working for the fast food giant for a relatable reason. The teenager said he wanted to bag a job at the Golden Arches for the free burgers. The pupils were asked by teachers to explain which jobs they fancied when they were older. Some had aspirational jobs on their mind, whereas others set their sights lower. One admitted he would end up becoming a drug dealer, while another said they'd be "stacking CDs". And another student admitted he feared attending university and eventually dropping out - with some seeing him as a failure. The Great British School Swap sees a predominantly white school and a mainly Asian school swap pupils. The experiment was launched by Channel 4 in a bid to see what happens when children from very different areas mix for the first time. White pupils from the town of Tamworth get a shock when they arrive in Saltley, central Birmingham, and become the racial minority. Last week, the second episode saw friendships start to form among the children . But one of the Tamworth boys discovered a cultural divide when he develops feelings for a Muslim girl. Dan, meanwhile, saw his mum agree to visit a Muslim parent's home for a meal . Dan’s mum Kate invited Miriam’s family over, and she did her best to make them feel at ease and comfortable. Kate opted to make halal paprika chicken wraps - despite not knowing exactly what halal was. "Halal is chicken that's been... erm...," she told the cameras. Dan, equally, was nonplussed, telling the camera: "I think it’s a certain cut of meat that you’re not able to eat, like I think it’s the back end of an animal." We saw Kate on a supermarket trip during the show, stocking up on iceberg lettuce for the wraps - and it was this scene which got everybody talking. (Image: Channel 4) Panicking, the frantic mum asked her son: "Does it have to be halal?" "Yes, everything has to be halal," Dan helpfully responded. "Where am I going to get that from?" she said. Viewers branded the panic "hilarious", with scores of Twitter users taking to social media to have their say. The show was commissioned after a 2017 report revealed more than a quarter of primary and four in 10 secondary schools are ethnically divided. In one episode the young people from Tamworth felt scared when they became the minority as their school bus travelled through Bordesley Green, where three quarters of the population are Muslim. For many of the Saltley Academy pupils, they view their white peers as "bacon-loving, lazy, fat poshos". And they even believed all white people enjoy nudist holidays.<doc-sep>
A 14-year-old appearing on The Great British School Swap has recalled the harrowing moment she was CHASED for wearing tight clothing. The teenager was featured on the controversial Channel 4 documentary, which culminated with its third episode last night (Tuesday). The third and final instalment saw the 14-year-old remember the time she was chased by a man for wearing tight clothing in the Midlands. Lauren revealed: "When I was out at the weekend, I was walking home with my friend and we walked past this man. "He let his dog off and started chasing me and then he was calling me a “sl*g” and things." "We were going to run home, but he was running really fast and saying he was going to “cut me up” and things." She continued: "We hid in someones back garden and called the police and then we found him hiding behind a wall." She added: "If I was in heels I wouldn’t have been able to run." The Great British School Swap sees a predominantly white school and a mainly Asian school swap pupils. The experiment was launched by Channel 4 in a bid to see what happens when children from very different areas mix for the first time. White pupils from the town of Tamworth get a shock when they arrive in Saltley, central Birmingham, and become the racial minority. Last week, the second episode saw friendships start to form among the children . But one of the Tamworth boys discovered a cultural divide when he develops feelings for a Muslim girl. The children had a lesson about race and terrorism, some of the girls speak about the restrictions their parents place on them, and the Saltley students got a culture shock on their first day at the Tamworth school. Tonight, episode three will air as The Great British School Swap culminates at 9pm on Channel 4. The official synopsis ahead of the episode reads: "The students and parents arrange a celebration party, but a clash of views over mixed-sex dancing threatens to upset the experiment." The show was commissioned after a 2017 report revealed more than a quarter of primary and four in 10 secondary schools are ethnically divided. In one episode the young people from Tamworth felt scared when they became the minority as their school bus travelled through Bordesley Green, where three quarters of the population are Muslim. For many of the Saltley Academy pupils, they view their white peers as "bacon-loving, lazy, fat poshos". And they even believed all white people enjoy nudist holidays.