A proposal to severely limit the amount of religious selection of pupils by primary faith schools in Ireland has been approved by the Irish Parliament's principle chamber.
A proposal to severely limit the amount of religious selection of pupils by primary faith schools in Ireland has been approved by the Irish Parliament's principle chamber.
A leading integration charity, British Future, has called for all state funded faith schools to not be permitted to select more than half of their pupils by religion.
The Accord Coalition has this week responded to the Government's consultation on its recently published integration strategy.
A secular academy trust has criticised its local Church of England diocese for preventing it from taking over a struggling Church school that is now set to close.
The Irish Government is to table amendments to massively reduce the amount of religious selection in pupil admissions at primary schools which, if passed, will leave practice in the UK even more anomalous.
