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Comment on Leader of the Green Party joins the Accord Coalition by Claud Scarbrough

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Comment on Boom in Academy faith schools could have devastating consequences for the health and wellbeing of society by john ricketts

john ricketts — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:05:20 +0000

“The faiths are paying for some of it” only in the sesnse that they are paying a fraction of the costs.

Here in Cheltenham a brand-new “faith” academy (All Saints’ Academy) has been built at a cost of many millions, and all its running costs will now come out of the state schools budget; in return the local Catholic and CofE dioceses each forked out about one million – a miraculous bargain one might say.

Look up up the very presentable website of that academy and “INCLUSIVE” is one of the first few words to drift across the screen!

John Ricketts

Comment on Stop religious discrimination in pupil selection in your area by Brian Pearce

Brian Pearce — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:33:53 +0000

I have been investigating the situation in Cardiff(listed as one of the guilty authorities)and I can only find one faith school that is VC. This primary school does have different admissions criteria but preference 1.is for children resident in the area. 2.Children who have siblings in the school. 3 Children who are baptised and whose parents are active and habitual worshipers. (This is in contrast to other VA schools who make religion their first priority.) But does the fact that religion comes third weeken our case?

Comment on Boom in Academy faith schools could have devastating consequences for the health and wellbeing of society by Stephanie Clarke

Stephanie Clarke — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 21:42:10 +0000

But isn’t that the point – the faiths are paying for some of it. An easy way in to spread nonsense that will create bigoted adults from children who are perfectly capable of making up their own minds.

Comment on Boom in Academy faith schools could have devastating consequences for the health and wellbeing of society by Terry Burns

Terry Burns — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 17:34:05 +0000

I fully support schools following an objective, fair and balanced syllabus for education about religious and non-religious beliefs

Religious views should not be funded by the state, religious groups who want to push their views should pat for it not the taxpayer,

Comment on Stop religious discrimination in pupil selection in your area by K Starkey

K Starkey — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 01:58:47 +0000

Disagree entriely. The issue is that their should be a choice between a non-faith school and a faith school.
The real issue here is that many faith schools (not all) have good results and parents resent the dies that their kids cannot go there rather than trying to address the issues in the other schools.
The deccrimination and advantages of private schools would be a better moral target.

Comment on Accord launches portfolio of testimonies of faith school discrimination by Peter Brown

Peter Brown — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 17:24:05 +0000

Great work. I will be passing this on to my MP.

Comment on Government rejection of community cohesion inspection in schools ‘risks empowering those who would mitigate against social cohesion’ by Paul Pettinger

Paul Pettinger — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 17:34:42 +0000

You are quite right – we will make sure that we don’t make the mistake again.