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Post by Stealth on Oct 27, 2009 15:53:26 GMT
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/8327636.stmInteresting this. I usually agree with faith schools (partly because they are often the best academically!) but mainly because if your parents want you brought up in a particular faith I don't see that as a problem - if you don't want to accept that belief system pick another school. Nearly everybody makes up their own mind about religion eventually anyway. However, this is really taking it too far. Just because the mother didn't convert in a particular way her son is excluded?
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Post by Tyler on Nov 5, 2009 17:59:04 GMT
I go to a faith school and to be honest its nothing out of the ordinary. We have worship sessions, but then again its compulsory in all secondary schools
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Post by Aber Wolf on Nov 5, 2009 19:43:26 GMT
I'm not sure how I see this. If there were a number of pupils applying for a place at the school and limited places available then that's fair enough. If a Catholic and a Methodist applied for a place at a Catholic school with one place available then the Catholic would obviously be accepted. If this boy was the only applicant then that's unfair.
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