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Sikhism in England
The permanent arrival of Sikhism in England is dated to 1850 A.D. with the arrival of Maharajah Duleep Singh (last ruler of the Sikh Empire), at Census 2011 there were around 400,000 Sikhs and in excess of 350 gurudwaras in England with the largest communities in London, Bedford, Coventry, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Bradford, Leeds, Warwick, Derby, Nottingham, Bristol and Huddersfield.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/publications/re-reference-tables.html?edition=tcm%3A77-286262 )〕〔 bbc.co.uk, accessed 15 January 2009〕 As of 2011, the five English local authorities with the largest percentage of Sikhs are, in descending order, Slough (10.8%), Wolverhampton, Hounslow, Sandwell and Ealing.
==Sikh Schools==
There are currently 8 Sikh Schools in England that teach the national curriculum alongside Sikh values. These schools are often oversubscribed and outperform regular schools, for example the Nishkam High School in Birmingham was recently rated by Ofsted as outstanding in every area.〔() Nishkam High School Ofsted report, accessed 1 October 2014〕 The Nishkam School Trust is also developing a sister school in West London, which is an area with a large Sikh community, which is due to open in September 2016.〔() Nishkam Schools Trust on West London site, accessed 1 October 2014〕
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