Michael Gove
Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Education Reuters

Twitter users have been offering education secretary Michael Gove some helpful advice after he announced schools should promote "British values".

Gove told MPs that schools are already asked to "respect" British values. However, following a report from Ofsted that found an "organised campaign" by extremists to target schools, he said Britishness should be encouraged further.

"We will consult on new rules that will strengthen this standard, further requiring all those schools to actively promote British values. And I will ask Ofsted to enforce an equivalent value in maintained schools through changes to the Ofsted framework."

Using the hashtag #BritishValues, thousands of tweets have since been sent out. IBTimes UK looks at a selection of the British values highlighted on Twitter.

"@JamzLdn: Rich MP steals 20K from constituency: community service

Poor kid steals trainers from riots: 2 years no bail#BritishValues"Smh

— MP (@MpMula) June 10, 2014

Hoping nobody ever realises you haven't a bloody clue what the hell you're doing #BritishValues

— VeryBritishProblems (@SoVeryBritish) June 10, 2014

A deep-rooted fear of garlic #britishvalues

— Soph (@dexychik) June 10, 2014

Tutting at temporary traffic lights #britishvalues

— Ben_Yates (@Ben_Yates) June 10, 2014

@SteveDoherty1 I am told that the hashtag for #BritishValues was actually manufactured in China and the font is owned by a German company

— Robin Ince (@robinince) June 10, 2014

#BritishValues complaining about brown people whilst eating curry after being drunk af.

— #Kashmir 🌹🕊️ (@hamzaazam92) June 10, 2014

Antony Worrall Thompson shoplifting from the Henley-on-Thames branch of Tesco. #BritishValues

— Bad Teeth (@_BadTeeth) June 10, 2014

#BritishValues phoning 999 because of a sprinkles imbalance on your ice cream.

— Paul Gallantry (@pjgallantry) June 10, 2014

Putting out spikes to deter the homeless… #BritishValues

— Nikki Owen (@nikkiwriter) June 10, 2014