Schools face being shut down for up to a year in a bid to tackle Muslim extremism in the classroom if a leading election candidate gets his way.
Teachers and students would also face disciplinary action for failing to shake hands with the opposite sex.
One Nation's New South Wales leader Mark Latham, who previously led the Labor Party, has revealed to Daily Mail Australia his five-point plan to eradicate Islamic radicalisation and Sharia law preaching at school.
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Schools face being shut down for up to a year in a bid to tackle Muslim extremism in the classroom if a leading election candidate gets his way (Melbourne Bourke street terrorist Hassan Khalif Shire Ali pictured)
He is campaigning for government schools to be shut down for six to 12 months, with new principals and teachers hired, if there was evidence of radical Islam being preached to impressionable students without any attempt to stop it.
'Any radicalised student runs the potential of acts of public violence,' he told Daily Mail Australia.
'Young people are being radicalised and the consequences in terms of acts of terrorism are horrendous.
'We're allowing a problem to fester because of political correctness.
'You're talking about something that's a supreme, public danger.'
It comes two years after Muslim students at Punchbowl Boys High School in Sydney's south-west allegedly threatened to behead non-Muslim staff and declared themselves ISIS sympathisers.
One Nation's NSW leader Mark Latham (pictured) has revealed to Daily Mail Australia his five-point plan to eradicate Islamic radicalisation and Sharia law preaching at school
The former principal Chris Griffiths and his deputy Joumana Dennaoiu were stood down after they failed to co-operate with departmental deradicalisation programs.
1. Zero tolerance: closing radicalised schools and placing radicalised students in youth detention
2. A regular, transparent system of public reporting on incidents involving radicalised Islamic behaviour, and the action taken by schools in response. These reports should be tabled in NSW Parliament
3. A strict Code of Conduct for the way in which teachers explain to students acts of radical Islamic terrorism. The emphasis must be on evidence and reality rather than Leftist apologies and rationalising away violence of this kind
4. Insisting on Western standards of respect and courtesy at all school events, overriding Islamic practice
5. Ensuring outside organisations with a history of radicalised views (campaigning against our culture and our civilisation) are not given access to NSW schools. The Bankstown Poetry Slam should be banned immediately
Source: One Nation NSW policy plan
'The school had become an Islamic school and the leadership was believing in Sharia law,' Mr Latham said.
'That's a radical move in itself that we can't tolerate in government schooling.
'If there's a school that's being transformed from an open government school into an Islamic institution, which seems to have happened at Punchbowl Boys High, then the public deserves an open account how it happened, what the school leadership was doing about it, how the education department responded.'
A former teacher at nearby Punchbowl Public School also
