We're right at the beginning of looking at schools, this is all new to me!
I'd love DS to learn about religions (fascinating subject IMO), but I'm a 3rd generation atheist and not at all keen on him actually practicing any kind of religious worship at school.
Having said that, I.m not sure we'd go as far as to pull him out of daily assemblies for example, as I feel uncomfortable about singling him out like that.
The first school prospectus I've looked at says there's a daily act of worship at assembly, and that 50% of their RE teaching is on Christianity.
Is this normal?
Are all non-religious state schools compelled to provide and act of worship?
Are there schools which are atheist in practice, even so?
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Are (non-religious) UK schools Christian in practice?
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threefeethighandrising · 01/01/2012 20:53
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