A new Accord Coalition report has warned how religious selection in faith school pupil admissions has become a major and worsening source of racial discrimination in Britain's school system.
A new Accord Coalition report has warned how religious selection in faith school pupil admissions has become a major and worsening source of racial discrimination in Britain's school system.
A new survey has found overwhelming support for children mixing with those of different ethnic or religious backgrounds.
A detailed study into the role of religion and belief in public life in Britain has called for a range of reforms to way religion and belief is dealt with in Britain's state funded school system.
Accord has welcomed a proposal from Lincolnshire County Council to make its voluntary controlled faith schools less religiously selective in their admission policy.
Another study into the provision of Religious Education (RE) in schools has recommended that it becomes a nationally determined subject that covers the range of beliefs in society, highlighting the growing consensus in favour of reform.
