What religious school trips did you go on?

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remember being taken to a mosque when I was about 10

Nothing apart from local church. Catholic convent one weekend (Saturday or Sunday) we went to Aylesford Priory and did stations of the cross, carrying a life size cross up and down countryside, through woods and stopping to do prayers and hymns. That was fun, not! 🤣 Then I bought a bottle of holy water at the priory and my mum laughed and said it was tap water. I was also a non church going Protestant.

None at all, but a nun gave us a talk during assembly once (1970's)

Plenty of trips to church for services. Full school week long residential retreats. Don't remember visiting anywhere of any other religion.

None at all

Comprehensive in the South East in the mid 80’s. I was studying RE for GCSE. Must have been 14 maybe 15 and we went on a 4 day multicultural trip to Birmingham & surrounding suburbs. Stayed at a YMCA somewhere near (me and my mate used to sneak out among the grounds of an evening for a crafty smoke where the teachers couldn’t see us).

Bloody loved it. We visited mosques (of which there were not the amount there are now) and Pentecostal places of worship (think scout hut type places) amongst others. I was fully embracing and eager to learn firsthand of other cultures at the time (no awareness of now cultural stigmas and issues).

Liverpool so both cathedrals, as a teacher have also been to a synagogue, mandir and mosque

None. We used to have our Christmas carol service in the church across the road from the primary school, but that doesn't really count.

We visited a mosque, synagogue and gurdwara.

None. I was at catholic school in the 70s at the height of the Birmingham pub bombings so we weren’t exactly welcomed with open arms anywhere…

None, we were in non-denominational schools for Primary and Secondary as my parents had no religion.