The Children Rights Alliance for England has urged the Government to maintain its current cap that limits faith free schools from not religiously discriminating when selecting more than half of their pupils.
The Children Rights Alliance for England has urged the Government to maintain its current cap that limits faith free schools from not religiously discriminating when selecting more than half of their pupils.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has revealed he opposes schools selecting pupils by faith and wishes Church of England schools to be 'homes and nurseries of integration' and have a 'laser-like focus on the poorest and most deprived'.
Ofsted has found an increasing number of faith schools are spreading beliefs which clash with fundamental British values and Equality Law.
The Accord Coalition has responded with alarm to reports Catholic Church officials are instructing state funded schools they control to campaign against the Government's policy to limit faith free schools from not religious discriminating when awarding more than half of pupil places.
A recently launched International Religious Education GCSE is enabling schools to get around requirements to teach about more than one religion.
