double, our local catholic school is bar far the best primary school in the town. DD is catholic, i will be sending her there, I am not particularly religeous and dont go to church, although we did go for a while after DD was christened. I think that if you send your son there you will have to expect a certain amount of religeon to be served up with his lunch . But really, is that a bad thing? From what i remember, it was all taught in a very much "be nice to everyone" type way, respect for others, honesty etc, all values that are important and often neglected in society these days.
Our local school has to take on a percentage of non catholics, then the criteria of catchment area etc comes into play. So do put his name down. So he might have to have religeous assemblies and go to church (if it is adjoined to a church) once a week and stuff like that - the worse that could happen (well probably most likely) - he'll be bored for an hour a week, or look on it as an excuse to get out of school, change being as good as a rest etc. The only thing i suppose is that he wont be involved in the first holy communion, i remember that being a big thing at the school when i was there - huge party afterwards and i had to sit near someone i didnt like , i do remember it very well actually - happy days
Send him, why shouldnt you send your son to the best school, an interesting question would be though - would you still want to send your son if it was a moslem school that was the best school, or any other religeon?
Just a thought.